Koldi
2011-07-26 22:12:04
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We are planning a timber frame house with good U-values in the areas of exterior walls, floor slab, roof, and windows, so that we will install a controlled residential ventilation system. Now we are considering installing a ventilation heating system with the technology from Schwörerhaus or a Proxon system by Zimmermann. We will also include a Swedish stove, whose heat in winter can be distributed to other rooms via the ventilation system for warmth. With this concept, a classic underfloor heating system is not necessary.
Now we are faced with the question of whether our considerations are correct and if this would be a good decision. Because if this turns out to be a mistake, it will only be possible to retrofit an underfloor heating system with an air-water heat pump or gas condensing technology with an extreme amount of effort.
Has anyone among you already had several years of experience with our heating concept?
Many thanks for your contributions.
Now we are faced with the question of whether our considerations are correct and if this would be a good decision. Because if this turns out to be a mistake, it will only be possible to retrofit an underfloor heating system with an air-water heat pump or gas condensing technology with an extreme amount of effort.
Has anyone among you already had several years of experience with our heating concept?
Many thanks for your contributions.