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Old 02-02-2009, 02:13 PM
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do you think using sand under the floor is fine for isulating the floor so the concrete doesn't suck the heat out of the brick.
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No. The sand will suck the heat out instead... use proper insulation, either board or vermiculite concrete. We've seen it time and time again- with people having to go back and rework their floors to get them insulated, or just tear down and begin again.
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No Sand! No Gravel! No broken glass! Where do people get these ideas?
Insulate! Insulate! Insulate!
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