So you’re considering 360Booth®, and you’re in Canada, somewhere where it’s very cold, and you love in-ground floor heating.
Yes, if we put one of our screws into your concrete, there is a ten percent chance that we’re going to hit that. Therefore, we don’t install studios on radiant heat unless you give us the average depth of where those pipes might be (your contractor will provide that), and you have the space radared so we know where the grid patterns are.
Yes, five years ago, we did hit one. We didn’t know to ask, quite honestly. But now we have many emails and, many documents that ask you multiple times about in-floor heating.
So, to answer your question: We can install 360Booth® with in-floor heating, yes. No problem. Just an extra step or two.
FAQ
Can a 360Booth® be installed over radiant floor heating?
Yes, with an extra step or two.
What does 360Booth need from me?
The average depth of the heating pipes, which your contractor can provide, and a radar scan with the grid pattern marked on the floor.
Related Reading:
- I have in floor heating. Will your concrete screws ruin that?
- When you lay the track down how level does my concrete need to be?
- Is the track in the ground?
- How much room do I need to install 360Booth® at my dealership?
- Does the studio space need heat and or AC?
- Do you have anything you can show my architect?
