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I live in a typical 2-storey, Victorian, mid-terraced, solid-walled house. The front is south-facing. When the gas-fired heating is off the back room on the ground floor is never very warm. I have insulated below the floor boards (it's above a damp cellar) which may have helped a bit, but one day this summer the temperature was still only 18°c. I went up into my unconverted, insulated, windowless loft and it was 28°c ! What would be the best way to utilise some of this wasted excess heat to warm up the ground floor north-facing back-room?
Thanks.
Thanks.