To my thinking, not in the least 'ridiculous'. One of my favorite Byam
maxims, 'Never leave well-enough alone', suggests exactly such innovation.
I've been considering integrating a radiant-floor heating system in my '49
restoration, and the Bayer Dura-Temp floor looks perfect for such an
installation. The use of PEX plumbing, demand-type ('tankless') water
heaters, heat-pump technology, laminate flooring, etc., IMHO would be right
up Wally's alley...
tuna
'49 Clipper
wbcci #8862, VAC
> The layered or sandwiched construction ideas brought forward intrigue me a
bit
> also, what about building your own composite flooring and also
incorporating in
> floor (panel) hydronic heating or maybe even an electric element. Although
the
> hydronic would lend itself to heating with just about any energy source. I
would
> imagine that the pipe diameter could be made to work in fairly small sizes
> considering the size of an A/S, say 1/2", these could be plastic or copper
I
> suppose. But this could fill the dead space between the two structural
surfaces
> and make it not so dead. This approach might be worth the extra thickness.
>
> Just some more ridiculous thoughts.
>
> bobb
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