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Heat Delivery Systems for your Home or ShopYour choice of heat delivery systems include air(forced air)or hot water from the floor, cast radiators, baseboard heaters, or coils in the existing duct work.
Radiant Floor HeatWhether your home or shop is 100 years old or just being built radiant floor heat is the ultimate in comfort and is widely adaptable. It is a unique and cost effective solution for any application. Unlike forced air heat which accumulates near the ceiling, radiant floor heat is transfered directly to you and your surroundings providing you and your family with the greatest benefit.For more information on Canadian Hydronics Council To find out more about the types and uses of Wirsbo Floor heat click here Click here to learn more about Ultra-Fin mini-rads Forced Air/ Duct work systemForced air is usually delivered through the metal duct system throughout a building. In Canada, this has been the most common method of home heat delivery for the last few decades. Its popularity still exists because it is a relatively low cost heating and cooling delivery system.Baseboard/ Cast Iron RadiatorCast iron radiators and baseboard heaters are another method of delivering heat to specific rooms with zone controls (have option to have a thermostat in each room). Different sizes are available and will fit most locations along a wall or under a window. For a contemporary, reliable way to deliver heat in any room a cast iron radiator may be a good fit. Baseboard heaters are found on the perimeter of your homes walls and can be added to any room at any time.Radiant Tube/ Infrared HeatersFor an economical garage or shop heating system in either propane or natural gas, a radiant tube heater will fit most applications. Radiant tube heater technolgy provides savings in installation and operating expenses. Radiant heat focuses the energy where you want it rather than heating the entire building.
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