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Thanks once again Shagty Because the room is nearly all Zone 1 and 2 and will often be very humid I have discounted electric even though it is the cheapest option. I was reluctantly moving towards a designer narrow and tall bottom feed radiator but for a similar price I think the Myson will...

There are very few header tanks fitted in France other than by British expats. The french norms require a different approach using a sealed ballon fed by mains pressure / Vase d'expansion ouvert. And to stop the tank from exploding a groupe de sécurité that allows excess to vent to waste. If you...

Thanks for the replies - especially Shagty which gives an excellent summary of my options I fully accept that what I am asking about is far from efficient. However, can I try a different tack. Putting my physics o level qualifications to one side - could I really put out out 2300 BTUs from a...

Thanks for the suggestion. If I hadnt already fitted the showerhead, ventilation extractors and downlights in the ceiling one of these might have been the answer but unfortunately the small ceiling would present problems. However, back to my original question. If I was to fit a normal panel...

gasbanni - I could but I want to mount high to give me more useable floor area. 45yearsagasman - sounds interesting, is this a radiator with an inbuilt fan or simply a separate radiator with a separate fan mounted above? michele5041 - if by radiant you mean electric this is not an option...

Apologies if this has been asked before but I cannot find it. Mainly due to space limitations I am considering mounting a wide/short radiator at or above head hight. This is in a small bathroom (1.6x1.2m). The CH pipes enter at ceiling level which is another reason why the high level mounting...