ᐅ Underfloor heating designed with insufficient capacity – what additional heating options are available?
Created on: 30 Dec 2025 01:10
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Bertram100
Hello,
after swapping rooms, I noticed that the underfloor heating in the room now used as the living room is not sufficiently powerful. It was installed as a "bedroom" but is now intended to be a living room.
I will probably need to consider an additional heating option. What possibilities are there?
after swapping rooms, I noticed that the underfloor heating in the room now used as the living room is not sufficiently powerful. It was installed as a "bedroom" but is now intended to be a living room.
I will probably need to consider an additional heating option. What possibilities are there?
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Bertram10030 Dec 2025 09:54I’m afraid that with heating systems (except for an electric fan heater), some invasive work is always required. So it’s acceptable if something needs to be chiseled open.
Well, it’s basically a calculation. You can get an infrared radiator today for 250 euros, then if you have an electrician spend two hours on site including travel time, you’re at around 400 euros. An additional radiator with all the extras for the heat pump radiator will cost you no less than 2,000 euros.
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Bertram10030 Dec 2025 12:04Would a split air conditioner be used as a supplementary system or as the main heating source?
Nida35a schrieb:
Another option to consider,
a split air conditioning system that can be used for heating in winter as a heat pump and for cooling in summer.
These are also available in the appearance of a freestanding unit, making them less noticeable. We have it set up in a similar way.
Depending on the situation, the air conditioning unit is turned on briefly in winter to warm up the space. In summer, the benefits of the air conditioning system have become indispensable for us.
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