Hi,
I have got a victorian townhouse with 4 floors (basement, first floor, second floor and loft floor). The house is being completely refurbished and I was wondering what to do about thermostats and heating control. The house is going to have external wall insulation being an end of terrace house. The heating system boiler.
Loft floor, bedroom and ensuite
3rd floor: 2 rooms
2nd floor: 2 rooms and a small dinning/kitchen
basement/ground floor - bedroom, open plan lounge + kitchen.
The garden is SW facing.
My questions are around the placing of thermostats and if its possible to have 2 thermostats that can both call for heat, what concerns me is that will one have situation where 1 thermostats shuts off the entire system, and the other one starts off, or what is the best way to achieve this bearing in mind that heat rises and the different floors will have different heating temperatures.
The thermostats will be on landings, and there will be a radiator around the landing area also.
I have got a victorian townhouse with 4 floors (basement, first floor, second floor and loft floor). The house is being completely refurbished and I was wondering what to do about thermostats and heating control. The house is going to have external wall insulation being an end of terrace house. The heating system boiler.
Loft floor, bedroom and ensuite
3rd floor: 2 rooms
2nd floor: 2 rooms and a small dinning/kitchen
basement/ground floor - bedroom, open plan lounge + kitchen.
The garden is SW facing.
My questions are around the placing of thermostats and if its possible to have 2 thermostats that can both call for heat, what concerns me is that will one have situation where 1 thermostats shuts off the entire system, and the other one starts off, or what is the best way to achieve this bearing in mind that heat rises and the different floors will have different heating temperatures.
The thermostats will be on landings, and there will be a radiator around the landing area also.
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