Underfloor heating

[deuce22]

So does zoning just mean that each room would be classed as a zone and then you put thermostatic valves on each rad to control each rooms temperature.

In the area that I'm going to be putting a few rads, I was just going to have a thermostat on the wall to control the whole area.

Thanks.

 

[mysteryman]

Please, please, listen to common sense and good professional advice.

Fit a good quality boiler with weather compensation and thermostatic valves on most - not all - of the radiators. The weather comp will keep the boiler condensing most or all of the time.

Those who knock this advice are just amusing and abusing themselves.

 

[looneyfitter]

Hi.


What is the cheapest way of installing U/F heating, I have a 32KW boiler that I would like to connect it to.

Thanks.

Mystery i hope that wasnt aimed at me?!!! I totally agree with weather comp. ( As you know i have just purchased a new boiler for my own home)

He isnt Swapping his boiler he already has it in place

 

[mysteryman]

No, not at all, but there have been some strange posts in this thread.

I am a great believer in simplicity, and the OP was being led into far too much complication, although he seems to have made a good choice in the end.

 

[looneyfitter]

No, not at all, but there have been some strange posts in this thread.

I am a great believer in simplicity, and the OP was being led into far too much complication, although he seems to have made a good choice in the end.

Which posts are you refering to matey?