Healthy indoor climate at a minimum of 24° C?

that would already be too cold for me for shorts and a T-shirt, where I live it is so warm in winter.

Best regards
Sabine

how is that supposed to work? 1. Heat is known to rise upwards 2. do you all have cold feet there? I even send HEAT into the underfloor heating in the bathroom in the height of summer so that my feet are not so cold. I keep the screed constantly 4 degrees warmer than the air.

You obviously ordered this summer of the century as well, so you can party now .

No, seriously, now of course everyone is really excited, I would also like to have one in the bedroom.

Well... we've had air conditioning in the rental apartment for many years, so this is nothing new for us and we have also regularly used it the last few summers. Currently, however, it is extreme... that's true.... we are currently consuming 15 kWh per day. About 5 EUR. But next year photovoltaic panels will be installed on the roof and then it will be economically relaxed.

In the screed, I consistently hold 4 degrees more than in the air.

You heat in the summer and at the same time run the air conditioning so that you have cool air but warm feet??

You heat in the summer and at the same time run the air conditioning so that you have cool air but warm feet??

yes and no... in the bathroom, and there is no air conditioning there, but tiles and a 4-degree difference hardly transfer any heat. I can see that from the relatively constant air temperature in the bathroom. That's okay. I also do that in the hallway on weekends (kids home all day)... because tiles are installed there as well. We all walk barefoot and 22-degree tiles are really very cold. On wood, of course, that's absolutely no problem.

because tiles are installed there as well. We all walk barefoot and 22 degree tiles are really very cold.

I never felt that way, but I am also very insensitive and never have cold feet anyway.

Now to the OP, something in particular surprises me:

We have 24 degrees here all year round, as long as outside temperatures stay below 26 - 27 degrees.

Why is the heat input so high in a well-insulated house? At outside temperatures <28°C, it should take a very long time for inside temperatures to reach 24°C.

Provided of course that excellent shading is ensured and ventilated at night instead of heating. Then the 24°C should not be reached for a longer time.

Really, you heat the tiled floor? It doesn’t bother me if they feel cooler. Daughter doesn’t mind either, not even my husband is bothered by it.