fir floors over radiant heat
cmugler
9 years ago
I have hydronic radiant heat installed in joists below subfloor and wood like to install 5 1/4" fir flooring with appropriate glue. This is new construction. I could also use 3 1/4" fir if that would work better but as I am glueing down would prefer the wider plank. I would appreciate any feedback on feasability of this.
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