air heat pump, water-based fireplace stove, functioning, underfloor heating?

Hello,
we are also building a house (KF70) with a heat pump.
We will definitely install an additional wood stove.
For that, I do not need to calculate energy efficiency or the heating load of a room or cost calculation.

Common sense is completely sufficient....

Reasons for this:
- cozy warmth, in the living room gladly 25°C+ :-)
- with the wood stove, you can heat the entire house for weeks during the transitional period without the heat pump
- what to do if the power goes out for a few days? Minus 10°C and no heating, well then?
The wood stove keeps the whole house safely above freezing
- I live in a small town, rural area, I have been cutting wood myself for years.

Whether it really pays off financially is secondary for us. Yes, even if I have 100€ extra consumption per year, I would still do it.

And yes, I love wood stoves!

...Common sense is completely sufficient here....

That is already a very good prerequisite, however, it can also be deceptive ;) Anyone who thinks they don’t need an overall sufficient plan must also live with the end result. ;)

...Reasons for this:
-with the wood stove you can heat the entire house for weeks during the transition period without a heat pump

Well, I would really like to see that :) Over 12 hours during the day currently to reload? How does one supply an entire house with just a fireplace (heat distribution)?

...And yes, I love wood stoves!

Me too, that’s why I have a masonry stove for the main heating loads :)

Best regards

Hello

I am currently also planning to use an air heat pump + wood stove. The necessary calculations have not been done yet - but they will :D
We will install a wood stove because it is simply a feel-good thing - not for financial reasons.

What I am wondering in advance now is: Does a water-bearing wood stove make sense? The additional cost would have to pay off financially. Is there any tendency (without calculation!) based on experience?
(Yes, I will also ask my HVAC planner - but that will take a few weeks...)

Since we are also installing a controlled residential ventilation system - are there even wood stoves that are room air independent *and* water-bearing?? :confused:

Best regards
Micha :cool:

Say, €uro!

What’s going on with you?

You’re running through my thread screaming and claiming that I’m resistant to advice!:mad:
How do you come up with that idea?

I wonder if you even read my thread? If yes, then you should know what I asked here and what information I requested.
Somehow I have the feeling that you don’t really understand me.

Please read the first post again.
If you can now explain to me how it works, then post it. Otherwise, leave it.

It’s really nice of you that you want to share all your knowledge with me. But I’m not that far yet. There is no plan yet, no calculations or anything like that.
That will probably come, but I’m not there yet.

And please spare me an explanation like

She provides heat,

or

There are two heat generators, whereby the wood stove doesn’t have a sustainable effect, only a temporary “cuddle effect.”

Those are your opinions and not explanations.
That doesn’t help me or anyone else who wants to know how it works one bit.
You admit that, right?

No offense. Euro. It’s not meant badly. You seem to be an expert. I’m an absolute layman.;)

Maybe someone else would like to explain to me how an air-to-water heat pump works with a wood stove? How is the heat from the stove used together with the heat pump?

Regards
phobos

... I am an absolute layman.;).... And please spare me an explanation of how...

Yes, gladly!

v.g.

How is the heat of the oven used together with the heat pump?

Not at all.