I have cement floors and a crawl space would this be a problem
1659509
since we actually install thermosoft by applying self-leveling cement prior to installing tile over thinset, it should be no problem. However, we staple the wires to keep the profile at a minimum, getting the wire to lay flat may be awkward, but doable
423731
In my experience, having some 30FT runs in a crawlspace, the 3/8 tubing would be fine, allowing slight sags between tie points. Be sure to create one large sag in the tubing near the exit point (which stays full of water) to help prevent air and insect intrusion.
577972
I think it would be fine. Just be sure if you are using it in a company that you have it marked where the bump will be. We use it on a cement floor and it works great.
2206
I am using in hobby greenhouse with high humidity. Don't see why vent a crawl space would be a problem
627873
The machine will be fine, its the buffing pad that would have to be specific the that type of floor.
1791394
The crawl space would likely not be "air tight" (or sealed) enough to prevent significant exchange of outside air.
1822897
The whole item is made of plastic, so water should be no problem. Rain would have to blow horizontal through the opening in order to get in the crawl space, but have never seen that done or heard of it being a problem before.
1413155
I don't recommend putting the grid on top of the floor. It is designed to radiate through cement and so probably gets fairly hot.
206205
I wouldn't, I would set upright and move quickly out of the area....see their website instructional page. I used it in a similar crawl space and it worked great.
2003634
This is much more of a construction question. There are a lot of reasons for excessive moisture in the crawl space. A moisture source, temperature, insulation, air flow, all have an effect on the crawl space. If increasing the airflow did not help I would suggest contacting a building contractor in your area to inspect and make suggestions how to solve your problem.
187609
mine are on cement floors... sorry I can't be of any help on this one, but I am quite satisfied with them.
1210187
I would consult the mfg. of the flooring to make sure it will not cause the adhesive of the floor to release.
341822
I use it on a cement floor and it works very well - does Oreck have a hotline of some kind - they may be the best ones to answer your question!
784372
You could balance them on the floor, but it wouldn't be advised since they get really hot. On cement I wouldn't see any problems however.
298574
I wouldn't recommend it unless the area around the crawl space can be well ventilated
97005
I use mine in the finished basement. I have had no issues with it.Sorry I can't help you with your concern.
150258
Yes, with the right attachments, it shouldn't be a problem. We attached ours to cement. Hope this helps. Sorry it took so long to answer...