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I wonder how costly it is to fill your walls entirely with water pipes. Also, one currently ensures there is a stud or lack of electrical when putting nails in
by zbyte64 6y ago
I wonder how costly it is to fill your walls entirely with water pipes.
Also, one currently ensures there is a stud or lack of electrical when putting nails in a wall. I guess you gotta hang things up differently.
- sparker72678 6y agoThere are some "radiant cooling" installations out there. Most use either the ceiling or the floor, for the reasons you point out.
- stephen_g 6y agoYeah, my brother used to work in a building that was cooled like this with a 'chilled beam' system - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilled_beam https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilled_beam Apparently it works pretty well.
- istjohn 6y agoThat uses a different mechanism. It cools the air and relies on convection. TFA specifically avoids cooling the air.
- alacombe 6y ago> I wonder how costly it is to fill your walls entirely with water pipes. Pretty costly in water damages for sure, people tends to drive nails in pipes all the time already, just imagine this * 100x.