Heating in the conservatory

Hello hello and good morning everyone,

I am supposed to research for my parents, so if any information should be necessary, I will provide it as soon as possible.

My parents ask the question:
Is it sensible / advisable to use a catalytic stove to heat a conservatory?

I myself first had to find out how such a stove works...
What you read about it is not exactly "exciting" (CO2, no direct exhaust, etc).

What other alternatives are there?

Regards
AcidRain

Hi,

with this type of heating, as far as I know, it depends on the size of the room, because this heater consumes oxygen and that could be dangerous.

Make sure to find out exactly how this is done properly in such a small room.

Regards

Hello hello and good morning again,

so, the conservatory has a floor area of about ~25m²
(but it is built rather elongated in shape).

It will also have windows etc., but it makes little sense if the window has to remain open while heating ^^

What would be considered a conventional heater?

Find out exactly how this is done properly in such a small room.

that’s exactly what I want to do here *grins*

Do you perhaps have a detailed description somewhere of the exact operation of a catalytic heater?
(I only read a very brief summary yesterday)

Thanks in advance.
Regards