electric ceiling heating
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what do you mean by electric ceiling heating? Sounds awful.
In general, electric heating is much more expensive to run than gas, hence the continued popularity of storage heaters, which use cheaper night rate electric, and the growing popularity of heat pumps, which can be 400% efficient, but are still very expensive.
Gas obviously has the maintenance bills for you to worry about, but the cheaper cost of gas outweighs this by far.
You have gas, use it.
In general, electric heating is much more expensive to run than gas, hence the continued popularity of storage heaters, which use cheaper night rate electric, and the growing popularity of heat pumps, which can be 400% efficient, but are still very expensive.
Gas obviously has the maintenance bills for you to worry about, but the cheaper cost of gas outweighs this by far.
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Ripped out ceiling heating in a block of flats in the 80s, consisted of heater mats lying on the plasterboard and contolled by a room stat, as heat rises I never understood the reasoning behind it
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some one i know still has it, but i dont see him that much, he says its ok.
but i would never recomend it
but i would never recomend it
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hi pepene
i fit a lot of ceiling heating in new build medium secure buildings. in my experience the thermostats have to be turned up to maxium to try and draw the heat down in the rooms. for an average size room you need about 1kw of ceiling heating, less on smaller rooms. if you muliply that buy how many rooms you want to cover you can imagine the cost !
i fit a lot of ceiling heating in new build medium secure buildings. in my experience the thermostats have to be turned up to maxium to try and draw the heat down in the rooms. for an average size room you need about 1kw of ceiling heating, less on smaller rooms. if you muliply that buy how many rooms you want to cover you can imagine the cost !
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