HDA 035: Warmboard Radiant Heating with Terry Alsberg Artwork

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HDA 035: Warmboard Radiant Heating with Terry Alsberg

October 18, 2021 • Chris • Episode 35

#035: Today we are talking with Terry Alsberg the CEO and inventor of the warmboard radiant heating system. Terry will discuss the benefits and features of warmboard and why it is superior to all other radiant heating systems.

Forget everything you think you know about radiant heating. Warmboard is a fully engineered system that uses routed panels topped with conductive aluminum allowing the radiant heating to be a whole house heating system and not just something that warms up the floors. Warmbard is more effective and efficient than pipes embedded into a concrete slab and is a healthier way to heat your home than forced air.

The system comes complete with boilers, pumps and controls that are pre-commissioned so that when they arrive on site it is simply a plug-and-play installation for your contractors.

The warmboard panels also act as your structural subfloor and are installed and secured the same way a plywood subfloor would be.

Visit the Warmboard website and follow Warmboard on Instagram

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Intro music by Purple Planet Music