I have a porch which is enclosed with single glazing and a small but useless radiator.
The floor was originally wood panelling but the condensation was so bad the wooden floor got damp and began to rot despite my attempts to keep it dry.
I cannot afford to put in double glazing to sort the problem and Stormguard Double glazing film didn't work due to the angle of the sills.
I therefore choose to buy a dehumidifier for the condensation and put tiles on the floor to stop the problem with wooden flooring rotting.
Because this porch protrudes from the main house, (like a very small conservatory), there is no real heat getting to it other than the small but futile radiator. Therefore in the winter the new tile flooring seem to store the cold which in turn increases the condensation.
Does anyone have any advice or ideas they can give me to warm the room up or increase the heat on the tiles bearing in mind money is short?
The floor was originally wood panelling but the condensation was so bad the wooden floor got damp and began to rot despite my attempts to keep it dry.
I cannot afford to put in double glazing to sort the problem and Stormguard Double glazing film didn't work due to the angle of the sills.
I therefore choose to buy a dehumidifier for the condensation and put tiles on the floor to stop the problem with wooden flooring rotting.
Because this porch protrudes from the main house, (like a very small conservatory), there is no real heat getting to it other than the small but futile radiator. Therefore in the winter the new tile flooring seem to store the cold which in turn increases the condensation.
Does anyone have any advice or ideas they can give me to warm the room up or increase the heat on the tiles bearing in mind money is short?