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I would like to know if anyone has experience floating a solid hardwood floor over radiant heat. I want to know if you could glue on edge (or even biscuit joint) the wood strips over a thin pad and a vapor barrier and essentially have the same set up as a table top that can expand and contract unrestricted. I am thinking of using a relatively stable wood like austrailian cypress. I have a plywood sub floor,tubing and 1 1/2″ gypcrete. Tell me why this won’t work.
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I would like to know if anyone has experience floating a solid hardwood floor over radiant heat. I want to know if you could glue on edge (or even biscuit joint) the wood strips over a thin pad and a vapor barrier and essentially have the same set up as a table top that can expand and contract unrestricted. I am thinking of using a relatively stable wood like austrailian cypress. I have a plywood sub floor,tubing and 1 1/2" gypcrete. Tell me why this won't work.