A better way to instal radiant heat in concrete!!

take a long time, but it's going to cool down tonight, it's supposed to cool down immediately and, um, go away. super cold, so I'm glad we made it, we're just going to wait for the rain, wait for the

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to harden on the last corner and we'll be done, bro are you ready, ready to go, bro are you ready to go start, you're excited. I want to go with dad dad it's cold outside it's cold buddy it's cold outside he's a little excited come on buddy we have to get in the truck let's go Ro get in the truck buddy come on we have to get in the truck buddy come on let's go, let's cut the floor today guys, I'm going go give him some slices, R and I will meet Chris there, come in Bob, you ready to go, you ready to go, excited, this is

concrete

life.in upstate New York guys, hey R BR Rowan, hey , he is ignoring me.

I keep going a little different than yesterday, we're almost there at work and, uh, this is what we're dealing with today, we have to cut and cut the floor, me and my little co-pilot here, yeah, this is what we're dealing with. I barely made it up the hill. I didn't have my truck locked in four wheel drive. There is our building. What do you think, real man? What a fucked up mess, well, us. I'll go in there and see what it looks like, it'll probably be right in their way, they're shoveling snow, they probably have 5 Ines of snow, here you saw what we had in the house, we didn't have much bro, hey idiot, what's going good for me? , I'm inside the building, there's not much light here, they have a

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er on, it doesn't put out much

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It was out here before, it's warm and there's a little bit of heat coming out of the bottom, but I think the The concrete is in good shape because the walls are sweating here, so show them that you can see that the walls are sweating, so the concrete It's going to be okay, it looks a little funny right now because of the different colors, like when everything is bleached. different, but you can see the last truck right there, you see the moisture on the walls, which means it's getting kind of hot in here, so we have to figure out Chris is coming, we're going to figure out how we're going to cut. this thing and I'll show you what it looks like, hey guys, you're probably wondering why this floor doesn't look super smooth, since normally floors are much smoother, well, this particular floor here is going to be covered with epoxy and, uh, We're also going to put sand in the epoxy, so it's going to be a sand coated epoxy finish, so that's why we handed it over to Tred and left it a little bit, you know, it's not as smooth as it normally would be.

So the epoxy will stick because otherwise if we burn it very smooth then the epoxy won't stick and they would probably have to grind it anyway which is why the floor looks like that and it's not completely polished. okay, like we normally would, okay, we cut everything, we sweep everything, but we have to wash it and soak it, and we should like to soak these floors for about a couple of weeks if we can. So I'm going to give that address to the owner of the building and right now we don't want to get it wet because it's obviously very cold outside, but tomorrow it will be warm again and then they can start getting everything wet and keep it in order. soaked for about 2 weeks and then they can start using the floor, they had to bring heavy equipment in here and put in some pallet racks and stuff, but we cut it down to about 116