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BY Tali Aaron : October 13

Infloor Heating Systems @ PCBC 2009



Thank you Michael for your time; we are sure you make a terrific VP for Infloor Heating Systems. Michael shared with us, quite elaborately, how the heating system offered by the company functions. Infloor Heating Systems is located in Buena Vista, Colorado, and what was on display at their booth was essentially the whole solar heating system for houses from the "Thermomax Evacuate Tube" to the brass manifolds that carry the heated liquids to the infloorboard from the water tank and the actual tubings that distribute the hot liquids through the infloorboard. Infloor Heating Systems also collaborates with Warmboard in providing optimal services to customers. Michael exhibited patience and eloquence in his presentations to us. As a matter of fact, he had to do a portion of the interview twice because our very own Carmen forgot to press the record button! Just to show how awesome Michael thinks Infloor's system is, he installed it in his own home! That is fascinating Michael! Check out his company's website here:

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Posted in: Conferences, Flooring, Green Building Products, Heating Cooling, PCBC 2009, Videos
Tags: Warmboard (4)   colorado (10)   
Last Modified: October 13, 2009 at 1:32 am
First Published: June 22, 2009 at 5:31 pm

4 Responses to Infloor Heating Systems @ PCBC 2009

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  5. Organic Architect: Can they grow a house? « buildaroo.com on July 29, 2009 at 12:30 pm


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