ᐅ Eco-Friendly Heating: Which Heating Method Is Currently the Most Cost-Effective?
Created on: 1 Aug 2008 22:43
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senor
Hi!
I’m curious to hear your thoughts on what the best type of heating is! There’s a lot of talk about heating with wood being cheap and environmentally friendly. Prices for electricity and gas keep rising. Wood prices seem to be relatively stable, right? I look forward to your opinions and suggestions.
Best regards,
sennor 🙂
I’m curious to hear your thoughts on what the best type of heating is! There’s a lot of talk about heating with wood being cheap and environmentally friendly. Prices for electricity and gas keep rising. Wood prices seem to be relatively stable, right? I look forward to your opinions and suggestions.
Best regards,
sennor 🙂
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jamesbond9 Aug 2008 17:41Hello onetwofour,
I have heard that wood pellet heating systems are very expensive. The initial investment must be quite high, right? I think heating with wood is a good option when it is available. Somehow, wood heating also feels quite cozy and traditional. Of course, it should also be functional and effective.
I have heard that wood pellet heating systems are very expensive. The initial investment must be quite high, right? I think heating with wood is a good option when it is available. Somehow, wood heating also feels quite cozy and traditional. Of course, it should also be functional and effective.
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Maier GmbH22 Aug 2008 03:54Hi!
Certainly, the renovation is not exactly cheap. However, I believe I have read that the costs for the conversion can be recovered after about 2-3 years. From then on, you basically start to make a profit.
Regards
onetwofour
Certainly, the renovation is not exactly cheap. However, I believe I have read that the costs for the conversion can be recovered after about 2-3 years. From then on, you basically start to make a profit.
Regards
onetwofour
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Maier GmbH17 Oct 2008 14:04I really enjoy heating with wood, mainly because I think tile stoves are simply great. However, you also have to consider that you need to carry the wood yourself.
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Maier GmbH17 Oct 2008 14:19Yes, the most environmentally friendly option is definitely wood. However, I would only use it to heat one room, not an entire apartment. For the other rooms, especially the bathroom, I would choose underfloor heating.
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