A bloke in Wickes asked me if he could lash up some underfloor heating with a few lengths of pipe under the boards. We had a similar question here where we all guffawed in unison at the prospect of floors at 82 degrees.
But suppose you used something like a cyltrol vlave, or another of the ones where you have a long capillary and sensor bulb? Like a remote-sensor TRV. If the temp of the water further along the loop were used to cut the loop off until it cooled, would it provide a cost-effective way of providing a warm floor in say a small bathroom? Not for primary heating, just for comfort.
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But suppose you used something like a cyltrol vlave, or another of the ones where you have a long capillary and sensor bulb? Like a remote-sensor TRV. If the temp of the water further along the loop were used to cut the loop off until it cooled, would it provide a cost-effective way of providing a warm floor in say a small bathroom? Not for primary heating, just for comfort.
ANswers on a postcard.
I haven't thought this through; when I do this post may be edited to a blank dspace and a
