Enter The Time Warp
Since the dawn of humankind... We have been searching for ................. Comfort...........
In prehistorices times Life in the Cave.... The Quest for Fire
The History of the Fireplace In ancient times..................
Among the Greek and Romans The First Apartment Dwellings
The Roman Baths The Birth of Steam Heat
In the Dark Ages The Middle Ages
Life in the castle The Renaissance
The Vatican The Enlightenment
Palace of Louis XIV, the Sun King
The Industrial Rovolution
London and the Furnace
Heating Fuel: Oil, Gas, Propane,Kerosene, and Coal
Twentieth Century Radiators Electric Heat
The New Millennium Radiant Heating Systems
Down tnru the history, man has searched for ways to make his home more comfortable. From the history of heating,from the cave man , to our C.M Element.
His way to comfort had two objectives:
Reduce the temperature the heat source and increase the size of the source.
All to deliver the heat energy to the necessary to raise the temperture to the comfort in the space.
And our CM Element system meets the above .
Radiant Ceiling Heating - It is Simply Soothing !
By Tim Carter July 20,1998
Next winter you are going to be snug as a bug in a rug. Hydronic radiant heating is not new by any means. It is just a fancy word for any system that uses water to deliver heat. Radiant heating systems have been used for thousands of years. Anyone who has warmed themselves in a cave or a room with a fire has felt the natural warmth of radiant energy. Romans used a primitive radiant heating system to warm public and private baths. Your parents most likely dried their snow packed gloves on the top of steam or hot water radiators. Radiant heating is not a fad. It is reliable and simply superb.
There are numerous advantages to using radiant heating. It is a known fact that radiant heating systems produce higher and more consistent comfort levels than a force air system. You can also easily create zones within your house. Electronic controls allow you to send heat to only those portions of the house that you occupy during the course of the day and night.
Even though your new house will have a speific heat loss that can be measured, tests over the years have shown that radiant or hydronically heated houses tend to have lower energy bills. The fans that push heated air in a force air system pressuize the inside of a house. Heated air in certain instances can actually be pushed out of tiny cracks and holes in exterior walls and ceilings. Force air systems tend to create layers of heat in rooms. Temperatures between the floor and ceiling can vary by more than 15degrees.Houses heated with radiant systems tend to have uniform temperatures throughtout each room.