alterego134
2022-10-11 13:36:46
- #1
Ceiling heating is interesting. I don’t know anyone in a private environment who has one, only in office buildings.
The argument about heat rising is often made, yes. But it’s primarily about radiant heat, right? At the risk of making myself look ridiculous, radiant heat doesn’t care whether it comes from below, above, or the side? The ceiling also has the advantage that the heating surface can act over the entire area. The floor is then a bit colder than with underfloor heating, but I think that can be managed.
I look forward to hearing about experiences when the time comes!
The argument about heat rising is often made, yes. But it’s primarily about radiant heat, right? At the risk of making myself look ridiculous, radiant heat doesn’t care whether it comes from below, above, or the side? The ceiling also has the advantage that the heating surface can act over the entire area. The floor is then a bit colder than with underfloor heating, but I think that can be managed.
I look forward to hearing about experiences when the time comes!