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you don't need to make a mockery of it... why would anyone do something like that? Voluntarily higher supply temperature for the heater and such

higher supply temperature is pretty much irrelevant for a pellet or gas heating system and does not result in higher energy costs than a lower supply temperature. Radiators are, as already mentioned, more flexible and offer more possibilities when it comes to floor construction. Also, cats love lying on them.

you don't need to make a joke out of it... why would someone do something like that? I mean voluntarily increase the pre-run temperature and such

Your question sounded quite shocked with the punctuation, and I just react to such things with humor. Apart from the thick wooden floor, the previous answers from the forum members have actually already named the exact reasons. But it's mainly the inertia of underfloor heating that bothers me. When I'm cold because I got hit with too many snowballs during the fight, I just want to press my hands and my backside against the heater, put my wet shoes underneath, and lay the wet clothes on it.

when I'm freezing cold, I take a hot shower and cook myself a hot broth
But I don't care... I'm looking forward to more pictures, I somehow like the little house...

you don't need to make a joke out of it... why would anyone do that? I mean voluntarily have a listener lead template and so on

For example also because of costs. One homeowner might have factored it into his 250,000. This one maybe not in his 200,000, and a 5,000 surcharge would be too much of a good thing. Your talk that you don't have to build without underfloor heating can't be believed anyway. And a heat source is always good.

I just saw an old apartment on TV... and dreamed

But your question sounded pretty shocked with the punctuation and I just react to stuff like that with humor.

I react allergically to missing punctuation... but it can of course also be due to the writing program

Why didn't you buy an old building apartment? The radiators simply steal space that is expensive. Also, a relic from the last century.

For example, also because of costs.

You recoup that relatively quickly on a calculative basis if you are aware of the follow-up costs over the usage period. Not to mention the living space wasted for setting up the radiators.

Your talk, that you don’t have to build at all without underfloor heating, no one can believe that anyway.

You don’t have to believe it, as it can be explained factually.

A gas heating system also saves energy if it is only required to deliver low flow temperatures, and the argument about the cheap fireplace only applies in the end to people with their own forest (although there are opportunity costs even here).
The "flexibility" might be accepted, although I can’t think of any sensible scenario in which one would be dependent on it.

For warm extremities, one can always set up an electrically operated radiator if necessary, without condemning the whole house to timely renovation. But that probably belongs more in the thread about building mistakes.