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in floor heat with full flake epoxy floor ?
- Thread starter ryan1000
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Shea
Well-known member
No, it will radiate the heat just fine. It's fairly common in the colder areas of the country.
lunadean
New member
With an epoxy flooring system, facility managers and designers need not choose between functional features and aesthetic appeal.
LegacyIndustrial
ALLIANCE MEMBER
Should be about the same as a standard epoxy system.
I think the tiles are a no-go because of the air-gap, which would not be present in the full-flake system.
I think the tiles are a no-go because of the air-gap, which would not be present in the full-flake system.
benwah
Well-known member
Well, I have done many single and double broadcast flake/quartz systems over concrete, hydraulic cement, and synthetic gypsum with infloor heating with absolutely zero issues. I have seen them frequently on architectural spec. It is completely recommended and acceptable in my experience.
If grinding something like gypsum/synthetic gypsum or cement you have to be careful not to hit the heating tubes as the grinder will eat thru that stuff much easier than concrete.
If grinding something like gypsum/synthetic gypsum or cement you have to be careful not to hit the heating tubes as the grinder will eat thru that stuff much easier than concrete.