fromthisplace
2022-09-20 14:01:01
- #1
First of all, the question is what kind of wishes did you express?
So did you request the specified room temperatures?
Do the throughput values correspond to the actual floor coverings?
Partly, this does not quite meet my expectations.
Do you get an (electric) additional heater in the bathroom?
No, no temperature wishes. I also addressed this point with him during the shell construction inspection. To this, the plumber said, "we take the room temperatures that have proven to be appropriate." However, the specified values (20°C everywhere, 24°C in the two bathrooms, and 15°C in the basement hallway) are okay.
Attached information is provided regarding the floor coverings. We are getting tiles, parquet, and carpet.
In both bathrooms, a (large) electric heater is planned.
The good news is, you get a heater that you have to be pretty rough with to make it consume a lot of power ;)
I'm also not sure if tighter installation really benefits you that much, since even I in the deepest winter am far from having the heater running continuously.
On the other hand, if the money doesn't hurt, I would always spend it on something that cannot be changed later.
I am very torn. On the one hand, my patience is very stretched because we are paying the expensive almost-list prices for the additional samples, and on the other hand, I get the impression that they want to invest as little time/planning/communication as possible in us.
Unfortunately, the 4,000 euros are rather not budgeted, and we will most likely forgo it. I will conclude it with: "At least with the Stiebel Eltron LWZ 5S, we are not getting an oversized heat pump."
The basement hallway and the bathrooms, like all other rooms, have a planned laying distance of 20 cm.
Logically, a bathroom which is 24°C should have a tighter laying distance than a hallway with 15°C, or is it assumed that the electric heater will already compensate for the difference?