Cold on one side of house.

[5oysterman2]

Hi guys, is there anything i can do to make it warmer on one side of house. Not sure if it's the right forum, so apologies if not.

It has cavity wall insulation. I have put a bigger radiator on the stairs & when we get toilet done, a radiator will be installed. Also we will put in a bigger rad in bathroom when that gets done.

No room in hallway to put a rad, it's pretty Baltic there. Including toilet & 2 large cupboards, all these have outside or back onto a concrete shed wall.

Can i insulate cupboards internally or is there something else i can do?

Cheers for any replies

 

[foxhole]

Not enough info to provide useful advice.

 

[5oysterman2]

Not enough info to provide useful advice.

What info do you need?

 

[foxhole]

What info do you need?

Age of house, insulated? Type of property , terrace, semi etc.Roof type , flat , tiled, slate etc?Room layout? Direction cold side faces? North, South etc.

 

[5oysterman2]

Approx build 1970-75
Cavity wall insulation
End terrace
Tiled roof.
Most of the Cold side facing north.

 

[5oysterman2]

Not very good drawing, hopefully it's what's required.

 

[Mike13]

Have you had a go at balancing the Radiators as a first step. The idea is to have an even temperature drop from in feed to out feed, usually 5-15 degrees between them. If one or two rads are wide open, they will have almost no temperature drop, so the boiler return will be hot water, so it wont add a lot of heat and whole house stays cold. Once you have them balanced better you can address and look at thermal upgrades that wont break the bank.