Radiant heat floors provide an efficient even heat throughout any room. The most common method of installing radiant heat in wood framed construction is to staple the radiant heat tubing on top of a plywood or OSB subfloor and pour Gypsum Concrete over the tubing at 1-1/2 thick (measured from the subfloor). The pour thickness can be varied to allow for different floor covering thicknesses to be installed flush at transition points. Gypsum Concrete is an excellent thermal mass for radiant heat applications.
Whether you have and new or old home, office space, tenant improvement or basement improvement, sagging and out of level floors can be corrected using Gypsum Concrete or Cementitious Self Leveling underlayments. The self-leveling properties of Gypsum Concrete and Cementitious self-levelers allow us to produce a smooth flat and level surface over uneven and sloped floors. We can install both materials from 0"-4" thick in a single lift and rigid insulation board can be used to fill thicknesses greater than 4" thick.
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