Experience with wall heating? Looking for experiences with new constructions

Hello everyone,

for the new building, we are considering the installation of a wall heating system and have gathered technical information accordingly. What I would like now are experiences from other home builders...

Cheers,
choco

Unfortunately no experience but in the planning phase it was often recommended. The only disadvantage seems to be that you shouldn't place furniture in front of it. So you are somewhat restricted because of it. In a bathroom, however, certainly not a problem

We have...

...had a wall surface heating and a floor heating in the bathroom and two basement living rooms for 4 years.

Experience is very good, pleasant climate! However, in the bathroom, you should avoid leaving the window open for hours so that the walls cool down thoroughly. Surface heating systems are intentionally very slow.

When the walls are "warm" again, we feel comfortable even at 18-19° air temperature, even when stepping out of the shower...

If we had the money, we would equip all rooms with wall and floor heating step by step during each renovation...

Makes sense, with appropriate component activation. However, it is already quite complex and is based on current research findings that first need to become widely known.

I would not do without the underfloor heating, unless you like cold feet.

Best regards