3 inch diameter?
Don't you think that's extreme overkill for trying to bury in a
radiant floor?
That sounds like a size approprate for a public water main. I cannot
imagine trying to bend something that large into a pattern that would
heat a floor without kinking the tubing.
I've never seen pex used for drain/waste/vent, but maybe it could be
used for that. I don't know if it would pass code or not. PVC is
the most common, ABS is less common, but also used, and cast iron is
old school for DWV.
A typical home construction simply will never use that large diameter
of PEX.
--- In papercreters@yahoogroups.com, "Sean Doyle" <Sean@...> wrote:
>
> With all the talk of dirt floors, copper tubing etc. I just had to
toss this out there. I have
> several thousand feet of 3in pex tubing for sale or trade to
someone looking to heat a
> workshop floor/sidewalk/driveway etc. It is manufactured by a
leader in the industry and is
> the real deal. I have been reading all your posts now for about 6
months and want to say
> thank you all as well.....
> Sean
>
> ps I am in MN
>
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