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   Guest_ | Oct 21, 1999 05:16am | #1

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   There is one that is advertized in FHB on a regular basis. It is called Suntouch. I don't know much about the product but I do know that they will send you a sample of their heat mat.

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   Guest_ | Oct 21, 1999 09:13am | #2

   *Woody,Nu-Heat was and is the best of the best. Email me and I may be able to give you some tips.(grooving out for the connection and leads?) and also using Keralastic or similar acrylic based adhesive and then feathering out beyond the mat?I know it is a hastle indeed but what do you expect?....all retrofit cable/thinset systems are the same, right? Whenever you place a mat or cable system over a substrate that is 1/8-3/16" above the rest of the floor and have to set a tile or stone, you have to deal with it. Just charge for the hassal in my opinion. I have been there.Jeff

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   Ken_McCulloch | Oct 21, 1999 10:10pm | #3

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   Give this web site a try. I have seen this system in operation & was quite impressed. They also claim to have the thinnest heating bad of anyone!!

   Ken

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   Ken_McCulloch | Oct 21, 1999 10:12pm | #4

   *Give this web site a try. I have seen this system in operation & was quite impressed. They also claim to have the thinnest heating bad of anyone!!Ken

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   Woody58 | Oct 22, 1999 12:51am | #5

   *Thanks for the info....I had a long conversation with the Nuheat rep and she assured me that the system is very reliable and functions well for eons......we'll see...

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   Woody58 | Oct 22, 1999 12:51am | #6

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   I have had experience with "Nu-Heat",
   which makes a mat-type heater that goes
   on top of a float and under the
   tile/marble flooring.Very thin sheathed
   wire encased in a fiberglass mat. 110V
   My experience included a messy fix that
   took the charm out of the whole thing. I
   am interested in finding another
   manufacturer of this particular type of
   heater.Hopefully one that is a bit more
   heavy duty.I am located in No Cal.
   Thanks, Chris