ᐅ Installing underfloor heating in wet rooms retrospectively
Created on: 19 Jul 2008 19:34
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nicobischof19 Jul 2008 19:34Hello,
I wanted to ask about the cost of installing underfloor heating. I would like to have this in the bathroom when I renovate it. Can anyone provide information on the expected costs?
Thank you very much!
Regards
Nico
I wanted to ask about the cost of installing underfloor heating. I would like to have this in the bathroom when I renovate it. Can anyone provide information on the expected costs?
Thank you very much!
Regards
Nico
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Maier GmbH22 Jul 2008 23:28Hi!
One advantage is that the entire floor surface is heated evenly. This results in a continuous increase in room temperature. This benefits, for example, fine dust allergy sufferers, as less dust is stirred up. Additionally, a significant amount of energy can be saved.
Best regards, listchecker 🙂
One advantage is that the entire floor surface is heated evenly. This results in a continuous increase in room temperature. This benefits, for example, fine dust allergy sufferers, as less dust is stirred up. Additionally, a significant amount of energy can be saved.
Best regards, listchecker 🙂
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Maier GmbH24 Jul 2008 02:15Hi,
A underfloor heating system uses water that is only 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit) warm. You can say that the energy consumption is about 50% compared to conventional radiators. Additionally, energy can be saved by using thermally conductive building materials in the floor. If you also ventilate properly, heating becomes really cost-effective!
Best regards,
listchecker 🙂
A underfloor heating system uses water that is only 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit) warm. You can say that the energy consumption is about 50% compared to conventional radiators. Additionally, energy can be saved by using thermally conductive building materials in the floor. If you also ventilate properly, heating becomes really cost-effective!
Best regards,
listchecker 🙂
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