Perlite floor insulation with heated concrete slab

[@WorldwideWelshman]

I love the DIY perlite shoes!! haha. great video, cheers. very informative

[@WorldwideWelshman]

I think that limecrete could be used ontop of the perlite instead of concrete

[@HomesickMac]

So cool to follow the journey, the "wooden shoes" were a perfect solution

[@lelandbobpalmer]

I'm a dane from Copenhagen and have a view of the bridge - my thoughts were "damn, the swedes finally took the bridge" ;) Thanks for the video!!

[@mariusziskaband]

love it so nice to follow thank you for sharing

[@hannahpatterson6191]

Would love an update on how the perlite is going! I like the idea of an alternative to foam but haven't come across perlite

[@idea_farm]

Hey it’s pretty warm in there! Seems to work well

[@beccadana2431]

the nike air moonshoes, great

[@jand60]

Just magnificent, love from us McB s

[@PeterPan-lu7cw]

Insane 🤯👍🏻

[@stevecharmer4296]

Rapidly heating perlite ore to temperatures of about 900°C (1,700°F) softens the volcanic glass causing entrapped water molecules in the rock to turn to steam and expand the particles like popcorn.

[@robertd6925]

Won't it compress under the weight of the slab?

[@idea_farm]

Nah I think it will be ok.. its already compressed, and it can take 8 tonnes/m2 apparently 🤔

[@radioking]

Can you not just go over that slab with a poly resin or epoxy leveling compound?

[@idea_farm]

Yes that’s what I’m planning to do