Kitchen Heating

[leevis]

Hi everyone
Weird question. In the process of building a kitchen extension. Pitched roof (3 sides) each with a large velux. Flat ceiling, single block skin, 200mm celotex in the ceiling, 50mm in the floor and 70mm in the walls. Floor will be raised on studs with celotex in between with laminate on top of that. The size of this is 6m by 5m but there will be a smallish utility room.

The question i have is, do i need to put heating in there? I can reasonably easily put a radiator in there but wondering if is it really worth it.

What do others do?

L

 

[^woody^]

If you like getting up to cold kitchens, and likewise on the nights, then don't fit a radiator.

 

[bernardgreen]

Fit a radiator and if you then find it was a mistake close the valves so it doesn't get hot.

 

[HERTS P&D]

I walked into the kitchen once, the wife said 'what are you doing?' I said 'I was lost.'



Andy