Hello and happy New Year!
Since I want to equip my new house entirely with underfloor heating, I am considering the system’s thermal inertia... In other words, I am concerned that the heating system might not warm up the rooms quickly enough in the evenings during transitional seasons.
For this reason, I have thought about installing a heating system with more than one heating circuit and at least laying the supply lines for additional conventional convector radiators in the rooms. This would allow me to upgrade if the underfloor heating system turns out to be insufficient in terms of performance.
Would this be a sensible solution from your point of view?
Since I want to equip my new house entirely with underfloor heating, I am considering the system’s thermal inertia... In other words, I am concerned that the heating system might not warm up the rooms quickly enough in the evenings during transitional seasons.
For this reason, I have thought about installing a heating system with more than one heating circuit and at least laying the supply lines for additional conventional convector radiators in the rooms. This would allow me to upgrade if the underfloor heating system turns out to be insufficient in terms of performance.
Would this be a sensible solution from your point of view?
