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Hausbau Planer7 Jun 2008 20:05Hello,
as my nickname already suggests, I am currently planning to build a house 😉 I will probably have quite a few questions here in the near future.
At the moment, I am considering the heating system. My wife definitely wants a crackling fire in the living room. Now I am wondering if a tiled stove would be sufficient to heat the entire room. The living room will be about 40 sqm (430 sq ft) in size...
What do you think about my idea?
Best regards from
Hausbau Planer
as my nickname already suggests, I am currently planning to build a house 😉 I will probably have quite a few questions here in the near future.
At the moment, I am considering the heating system. My wife definitely wants a crackling fire in the living room. Now I am wondering if a tiled stove would be sufficient to heat the entire room. The living room will be about 40 sqm (430 sq ft) in size...
What do you think about my idea?
Best regards from
Hausbau Planer
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Maier GmbH5 Jul 2008 23:49Sorry, but under no circumstances...
I recommend underfloor heating, as especially women prefer to have warm floors while walking barefoot...
They have already been wearing high heels all day anyway.
I recommend underfloor heating, as especially women prefer to have warm floors while walking barefoot...
They have already been wearing high heels all day anyway.
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Maier GmbH17 Oct 2008 14:10I have to disagree! In my parents' living room, there is a tiled stove, and it is the only heat source here. It’s a fairly large room, yet it’s always comfortably warm inside!
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Maier GmbH17 Oct 2008 14:16I also think that a good tile stove is sufficient for that size! For an even larger room, I would also install an additional heater.
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Maier GmbH17 Oct 2008 14:25If you combine a regular heating system and a tiled stove in a room of this size, I think there is a risk that it could become TOO hot! I don’t believe an additional heater is necessary.
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