Posted by Dan in Ohio on January 23, 2015 at 06:04:49 from (99.197.23.76):
In Reply to: Ot, heating question posted by jayinNY on January 22, 2015 at 19:42:00:
Jay,
I have hot water heat under the floors in my home that have tile floors, kitchen and master bath. The contractor used fiber glass batts on the floor joist in the kitchen and a bubble rap type insulation in the bath, both were over unheated crawl space. The bath area is more difficult to access, maybe why they used bubble rap. Would never have tile floors without the under floor heat. Baseboard heaters were replace with forced air system to accommodate AC thirty years ago.
Outdoor wood burner supplies most of the hot water, oil boiler takes over when away for more than a few days, heat pump for AC and heat in late spring or early fall.
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