Ticked Off Part II
Eliminating sounds from aluminum heat
transfer plates
It's a good practice to minimize situations where nails for hardwood flooring are driven through heat transfer plates, says PM Hydronics Editor John Siegenthaler. By installing 6" wide, single-tube plates on 8" spacing, you create a 2" gap between plates, as shown in this picture from Harvey Youker. This allows two nails to be located every 8" along the edge of hardwood flooring without shooting nails through the plates.
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It's a good practice to minimize situations where nails for hardwood flooring are driven through heat transfer plates, says PM Hydronics Editor John Siegenthaler. By installing 6" wide, single-tube plates on 8" spacing, you create a 2" gap between plates, as shown in this picture from Harvey Youker. This allows two nails to be located every 8" along the edge of hardwood flooring without shooting nails through the plates.
Read the Complete Article @ PMmag.com >>
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