Hello colleagues.
I am asking for simple advice.
From what I'm talking about, the most common pipe for water underfloor heating is the alupex multilayer pipe.
I know that single layer pex pipes are sometimes used, which are easily laid by passing hot water through the pipe during laying.
I wonder two things:
- due to the diffusivity of oxygen from the heat factor (water) is it not safer (durable) to use the alupex multilayer pipe?
- do single-layer pex pipes sometimes have better thermal transmittance and thus do not give more heat to the floor because they have a thinner wall?
Of course, single-layer pex is cheaper than multi-layer alupex, but for me, mainly due to the small amount of square meters to cover, the cost is not so important.
What pipe do you recommend and why?
I am asking for simple advice.
From what I'm talking about, the most common pipe for water underfloor heating is the alupex multilayer pipe.
I know that single layer pex pipes are sometimes used, which are easily laid by passing hot water through the pipe during laying.
I wonder two things:
- due to the diffusivity of oxygen from the heat factor (water) is it not safer (durable) to use the alupex multilayer pipe?
- do single-layer pex pipes sometimes have better thermal transmittance and thus do not give more heat to the floor because they have a thinner wall?
Of course, single-layer pex is cheaper than multi-layer alupex, but for me, mainly due to the small amount of square meters to cover, the cost is not so important.
What pipe do you recommend and why?