Baseboard heating/heated skirting -- who has experience with it?

We want to lay massive plank flooring on sleepers in our future home. Underfloor heating is not very suitable for this. So we looked for an alternative and came across baseboard heaters. I find the ones that also use the hypocaust principle interesting. There is even a climate wall stone with special cavities for the heated air from a stone manufacturer. Or maybe just the baseboard heater without the hypocaust stone is more effective? For me, it's all still theoretical. Does anyone have something like this in their house and can report whether it actually works well and is economical? Best regards, Steffi.

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Whether that is enough for a "normal" new building or if it perhaps has to be something close to a passive house? There is not much surface area for heat emission. Why not simply glue the floorboards directly onto the screed?

Hello nordanney, we do not want to glue down the floorboards. Therefore, we are looking for an alternative to underfloor heating. Also, we like the idea of baseboard heating... of course, only if it works. Best regards, Steffi.