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   RBean | Feb 01, 2005 07:10pm | #1

   Your application is standard run of the mill stuff...lino has a R value in comparison to other floor coverings...this translate to lower design fluid temperatures and or wider spacings again in comparison to other floor coverings.

    

    

    

    

   RBean

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   billyg | Feb 02, 2005 06:57pm | #2

   Almost all homes in Korea are heated with underfloor radiant and the predominate floor cover is -- linoleum or a similar vinyl material.  It is cushioned as well.  If you have to sit on the floor it is hard to beat a warm cushioned floor in the winter.

   Billy

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   Mongo | Feb 02, 2005 07:14pm | #3

   OB hanna ju se oh!

   Lino will work fine.

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   billyg | Feb 02, 2005 09:25pm | #5

   OB -- no, Hite ju se oh!

   Did you ever see the label on Hite beer?  It has a mark on it that turns blue when the beer is cold enough to drink.  If the bartender hands you one without the blue mark you can hand it right back.  Great marketing -- don't know why it hasn't caught on here.

   Billy

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   Mongo | Feb 03, 2005 08:04am | #6

   I had never heard of that. Prettty nifty.

   Cam-sah-ham-ni-dah

   Edited 2/3/2005 12:09 am ET by Mongo

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   csnow | Feb 02, 2005 08:51pm | #4

   Actual Linoleum?  Good stuff.  Will work well with RFH.

   "Men are like Linoleum.  Lay 'em right, and you can walk all over 'em for 40 years."