Cob: heating air and water
Grei Raven Shadow Walker
greyraven_r at yahoo.com
Sun Feb 16 10:22:26 CST 2003
Like a Roman hypocaust (if that's the spelling)? In
general the fire box (of a gravity system) needs to be
below the heating tubes, is your fire box going to be
in the basement?..or are you going to use a forced air
system to circulate the heated air under the floor?
--- Chandra Shakti <moonchild1970 at hotmail.com> wrote:
> Well, since cob can be used for fireplaces, I have
> been considering building
> a large masonry heater type fireplace in the center
> of the house with tubes
> for the underfloor heating running through it.
> Chandra
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