Radiant heating

[dieselgarage]

I have seen it 100's of times mentioned in threads and now that I want the info I can not find it. Who is the on-line company that does the radiant design if you purchase the supplies from them?

 

[koditten]

Radiantec, if memory serves me correctly.

 

[matouse3]

Blueridge will do it as well.

 

[dieselgarage]

Thanks I think it was Blueridge.

 

[jvitez]

Here's a choice for purchasing PEX and a manifold/heater setup:

http://www.radiantmadesimple.com

 

[macdabs]

I purchased from Blue Ridge and had a couple of minor issues nothing major. If I had to do it all over again depending on your area I would look for a local supplier to develop a good relationship for fittings and parts you made need or a little advice. In the end you are not going to save a lot purchasing on line. The Watts manifolds look nicer than the one I purchased from Blue Ridge and a friend that did the final plumbing said he prefers to make his own .

Good luck,
Mac

 

[chorswill]

I purchased a manifold set from Blue Ridge last summer, when I air checked the system one of the manifolds leaked. I called Blue Ridge back and they sent out a replacement. Guess what, the replacement leaked as well. I called them back and requested a refund. I ended up buy a Watts manifold set from Menards. Anyhow, Blue Ridge asked me to send back the manifolds which I did, and waited for my refund. It took 6 phone calls and a threat to report them to the BBB over a 5 month time period before someone finally called me back about getting refunded. Then they had the nerve to tell me that they don't have problems with those manifolds and it must have been and installation error on my part. The best part is they charge me a restocking fee and the outgoing freight, plus the return freight. I would never ever purchase from them again. Buyer beware!

 

[rburke65]

I bought mine from BlueRidge. I have only pressurized mine with air but I have no leaks. I have not fired up the system yet.