The big downside to in-floor heating is that you have to heat the hanger all
the time. With radiant heating you heat it when you need to and keep it at
33F the rest of the time.

Mike
MU-2


"john smith" wrote in message
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Too bad the floor is already poured.
The best hangar heating is via a heated floor.
You plumb it before you pour and connect it to a boiler.
Makes it much more comfortable on your feet and legs while working on
the plane during the cold months and keeps the heat out of the rafters.