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When unfolded, they cover a large surface area. The accordion type consists of six panels of desired width taped together. These panels can be purchased singly or in accordion type. Below floor systems need a higher source temperature in order to perform competitively with above floor systems.Ībove floor system panels are available in 7 x 48-inch or 10 x 48-inch and ½-inch thick sizes. This system has proved to be popular with people going for retrofits and saves on installation costs as compared with above floor systems.

The panels can take a variety of floor coverings including tile, marble, vinyl, wood, and carpeting.īelow floor systems are installed under a sub floor where the PEX tubing is either attached to the bottom of the sub floor or suspended from the sub floor. Cross-linked polyethylene tubing ( PEX) is inserted in the panel grooves that sets flush with the panel surface. A grooved wooden panel is installed beneath the finished floor. Because it is at a high temperature, the floor radiates energy that heats up the air in the house.Ībove-floor systems consist of the sub floor above and below the finished floor installation. Hot water flowing through the tubes heats the surrounding air. In hydronic radiant floor systems, heated water is pumped through the tubing, which is looped beneath the finished floor.
