My mother has a two bedroom bungalow built in 1980. The room thermostat is presently located in an internal passageway where it was installed when the house was built. It does not work well because when she goes to bed she closes all of the doors (for fire and security alarm reasons) it does not warm up in there in the morning when the heat comes on, as being internal it has no radiator. During the evening the internal passage stays warm, but we shiver as the rest of the house cools and the heating stays off.
In addition, the thermostat is on the kitchen side of the passage with the cooker just the other side of the wall. (It was built like this good eh.) When the cooker is on, the wall gets warm and so the heating is off (in fact the thermostat sometimes won't click on until 27 degrees when she's cooking)
I am struggling to find a better location for the stat. Here are the nominations:
South facing lounge warmed well even by winter sun. however she has an inset flame effect gas fire which she uses on dull days to "brighten the place up"
The bedrooms are both at the back. The rads there have trs's set real low as she likes a cool bedroom. It's not really practical to put the thermostat in the guest room as I don't think guests would appreciate her coming in to adjust it.
Bathroom - To hot & humid, electrical safety issue?
Kitchen - Too hot when cooking.
And that's it, it's a small bungalow.
Any one got any bright ideas?
In addition, the thermostat is on the kitchen side of the passage with the cooker just the other side of the wall. (It was built like this good eh.) When the cooker is on, the wall gets warm and so the heating is off (in fact the thermostat sometimes won't click on until 27 degrees when she's cooking)
I am struggling to find a better location for the stat. Here are the nominations:
South facing lounge warmed well even by winter sun. however she has an inset flame effect gas fire which she uses on dull days to "brighten the place up"
The bedrooms are both at the back. The rads there have trs's set real low as she likes a cool bedroom. It's not really practical to put the thermostat in the guest room as I don't think guests would appreciate her coming in to adjust it.
Bathroom - To hot & humid, electrical safety issue?
Kitchen - Too hot when cooking.
And that's it, it's a small bungalow.
Any one got any bright ideas?