Sentences with phrase «house radiant floor»

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Radiant floor heating keeps this house comfortably warm.

Housed in two - story buildings constructed to the highest standards of green architecture, each accommodation has a private entrance, cozy gas fireplace, panoramic floor - to - ceiling windows, radiant heat floor, bamboo furnishings, and some have an individual patio or deck.

Although the entire house has radiant heat on the first floor, there is a heat pump head in the bedroom to provide additional heat or AC for your ultimate comfort.

If you've ever stepped into a house with radiant floor heating, you'll know just how magical that feels... it's like walking into a spa!

Another nice option for grid - tied tiny houses are radiant floor mats (which install right below a finished floor).

All houses have systems in place for rainwater catchment, passive solar heating, solar panels and radiant floor heating.

New features include the clean, green feeling throughout the house, healthy indoor air quality, very comfortable and stable temperatures from the radiant floors, and exceptional energy performance with renewable energy systems.

The rooftop solar thermal panels produce hot water that flows through radiant tubing in the floors to heat the house; the rooftop photovoltaic panels are net - metered so that during the week when we're in L.A. and the house is empty and the energy goes unused, it is pumped directly back into the grid and creates a credit at the local utility.

The hot water coming into the house is distributed to the new radiant floor to heat the house.

To replicate the thermal comfort of a passive house, high quality radiant heating (usually hot water) is required in the floors and under windows.

upstairs, it is a very different house, wide open and bright with lots of natural ventilation and rollout awnings to keep out the sun (there are radiant floors for heating and no air conditioning)

For the radiant floor system to provide enough heat to feel warm underfoot (the feature everybody likes with this system) its going to be cranking out more heat than the well insulated house can use, and it will likely cause overheating.

The house features a variety of lower - impact energy strategies, including radiant floor heat, passive ventilation, and passive solar collection with carefully placed thermal massing.

Alternatively, anyone can build a sort of comfortable house by throwing enough radiant flooring and ground source heat pump air conditioning and other high tech gizmo green at it.

The house cooling part of the test that used the existing radiant floor system to distribute coolth to the house seemed to work fine, and I'll probably just use it in the same way as we did for the first test.

The solar heated water is pumped over to the house via an insulated underground pipe and circulated through PEX loops in the floor for radiant floor heating.

It's possible to retrofit just the first floor of a house with radiant heat by installing the pipes onto the ceiling of the basement.

Completed in October 2009, 25 York St. includes such features as raised floor cold air delivery, deep water cooling, built - in blinds and perimeter radiant panels, all of which help reduce green house emissions, minimize operating expenses and provide year - round comfort for tenants, their employees and visitors to the building.

«It maximizes the in - floor radiant heat,» says Hagin, who lives in a $ 750,000 house in Palo Alto, Calif. «And choosing concrete allows us to refresh and update the entire look.»