[CAUT] FW: Re: crack

[jajones2 at wisc.edu]

Susan,
I service a church that did the void where the piano sits. The building has been in use only one year, but the results seem to be  worth the effort in planning.  The rebuilt Mason is stable with no sbdb problem. They also will add a full DC system when $$ are in the budget.  
     Your suggestion is workable. 
Joel
Madison. Wi
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From: Susan Kline
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Subject: Re: [CAUT] FW: Re: crack
Sent: Jun 24, 2009 7:51 AM


>Depending on how it is installed, it may not be as bad for an upright that
>is against the wall.  Sometimes the coils are not extended all the way to
>the walls and an upright just misses sitting directly over them.

Hi, Jeannie

Perhaps that might indicate it would be a good idea for people installing
radiant floor heating (or building a house using it) to leave a coil-free
grand-piano-sized area in the living room or music room where they plan to
put an instrument.

Susan

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