Baraja
2018-04-01 15:03:51
- #1
Happy Easter everyone.
We are building a city villa with 2 full floors and approx. 200 sqm of living space. There will be a total of three bathrooms (main bathroom with bathtub, children's shower bathroom, guest WC). We are building to the KFW-55 standard. From mid-year, there will be three of us. A fourth pair of feet is already in planning in our minds.
The developer offers an air-to-water heat pump from Novelan LAD 7 CSD. A controlled residential ventilation system is already planned.
However, I would like to discuss a different concept with you: gas condensing boiler plus solar thermal, large buffer tank, and fireplace/pellet stove with water jacket.
My idea behind this: I think solar thermal is reasonable. Even with an air-to-water heat pump, I would include solar thermal. The large buffer tank would therefore already be a topic for us. We want a fireplace/pellet stove in the living room anyway. The extra cost for the water-connected version would therefore be absolutely acceptable.
I do not want to talk about the basics of the advantages and disadvantages of the air-to-water heat pump compared to a gas condensing boiler, but rather open my concept for discussion. Do you have any ideas or suggestions for me?
We are building a city villa with 2 full floors and approx. 200 sqm of living space. There will be a total of three bathrooms (main bathroom with bathtub, children's shower bathroom, guest WC). We are building to the KFW-55 standard. From mid-year, there will be three of us. A fourth pair of feet is already in planning in our minds.
The developer offers an air-to-water heat pump from Novelan LAD 7 CSD. A controlled residential ventilation system is already planned.
However, I would like to discuss a different concept with you: gas condensing boiler plus solar thermal, large buffer tank, and fireplace/pellet stove with water jacket.
My idea behind this: I think solar thermal is reasonable. Even with an air-to-water heat pump, I would include solar thermal. The large buffer tank would therefore already be a topic for us. We want a fireplace/pellet stove in the living room anyway. The extra cost for the water-connected version would therefore be absolutely acceptable.
I do not want to talk about the basics of the advantages and disadvantages of the air-to-water heat pump compared to a gas condensing boiler, but rather open my concept for discussion. Do you have any ideas or suggestions for me?