When the U.S. Antarctic program began renovating its buildings, it needed a reliable, effective way to keep the researchers warm. After all, the average winter temperature there is minus 40 degrees.
"Let's face it -- this is the coldest place on Earth," says Bill Koleto, consulting engineer for the U.S. Antarctic program. "We chose Warmboard radiant flooring system because it provides the kind of heat we need here. Warmboard gives you warmth where you are -- at the floor level. It's easy to install, and it's energy-efficient."
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