CCHRC Building Addition: How the Pellet Boiler and Radiant Floor System Works @ColdClimateHousing
CCHRC Building Addition: How the Pellet Boiler and Radiant Floor System Works  @ColdClimateHousing
Uploaded April 2013 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A pellet boiler will be used to heat the radiant floors in CCHRC's building addition. In this video, Dawson Tozier explains the overview of the system as it is being tested out for the first time.

The addition to CCHRC's existing Research and Testing Facilities (RTF), the Sustainable Northern Communities Center will be comprised of office, classroom, and design space to enable people to work together to address Alaska's most immediate housing and related infrastructure challenges.
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CCHRC Building Addition: How the Pellet Boiler and Radiant Floor System Works

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