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Igloo floor heating

KrisKupsch

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Hello, I just spent time preparing my igloo for a mister system and have dug the floor out to replace with aggregate and have been wondering the cheapest way to heat the floor. Apart from copper pipe I was thinking of laying black 25mm poly pipe which I would run hot water through to heat the gravel. 

Any ideas would be appreciated.

thanks Kris

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You can build igloos in Australia?! :blink:

Naples (inland), FL - technically 10a but more like 9b in the winter :hmm:

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1 hour ago, Missi said:

You can build igloos in Australia?! :blink:

Igloo, Polytunnel, hothouse, cold frame, warm room, grow tunnel aka 4 x 8m of space I grow my plants. What ever you want to call it. Anyone with an ounce of knowledge on this matter ? I'm happy for the jokes but I'm running a business and a passion and would like some seriousness please !

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