Suitable heating system for new construction - how to choose?

We also want to have a wood stove installed in the living room. With an air-to-air heat pump, the room air is circulated throughout the whole house and I could benefit from the heat of the wood stove throughout the entire house, right?

Be sure to consider the wood stove in the system's dimensioning and heating curve. Potentially, it disturbs controlled systems more than it helps. But it is doable and creates a great living atmosphere.

Unfortunately, I can only report limited personal experience. Radiant heat is the most pleasant heat; the sun gives us radiant heat. In principle, underfloor heating also works according to this principle of radiant heat, additionally, the floor is warmed and then gives off some convective heat. That makes underfloor heating quite pleasant.

Many find underfloor heating very pleasant and comfortable. However, it has little to do with radiant heat; there is no significant infrared component, and precisely that gives the pleasant sensation on the skin. Radiant heat only comes from hot heat sources. That does not make underfloor heating bad. If you don't want underfloor heating, there is also the alternative to integrate heating into the walls. Some have experience with that as well.

Be sure to consider the wood stove in the system's dimensioning and heating curve. Potentially, it can be more of a disturbance than a help in regulated systems. However, it is doable and creates a great living atmosphere.

Many find underfloor heating very pleasant and comfortable. However, it doesn’t have much to do with radiant heat; there is no significant infrared component, and it is exactly this that gives the pleasant sensation on the skin. Radiant heat only comes from hot heat sources. That does not make underfloor heating bad.

If you don’t want underfloor heating, there is also the alternative of integrating it into the walls. Some have experience with this as well.

We are also installing a wood burning stove. We were at the stove maker’s a few weeks ago. An older man with well over 30 years of professional experience. You could tell. We decided to channel the heat from the stove out. Stove heat is hard to control, and with a 30 sqm living room, the room overheats very quickly. It must be noted that a LAS chimney is installed.

I don't quite understand why there's so much criticism about the thread starter wanting to contact different providers. Or is it about the fact that the choice of heating technology is somewhat arbitrary, just one point among many?

I just mean in general, setting a rough framework with the most important things and then making inquiries doesn't sound wrong at first, or am I seeing that wrong? Well, how much insight you can gain from it is something you have to see.

, thank you for your words. I haven't been here long and I read more than I write. I am grateful for the help from many and that people make the effort to help everything for free. Especially when you are not familiar with the subject, that is really great for someone like me. Unfortunately, I also have to say that the tone is often very harsh, I often read that in other threads. Unfortunately, there are always people who think they can look down on others. A little more kindness in real life and on the internet would make many things easier. But I do not want to start a fundamental discussion here, it is just how it is. Thanks to everyone for the help, it will now be an air-to-water heat pump, maybe also with geothermal energy, but I still need exact costs for that. We will hopefully contact the providers next week and see what comes of it. However, I will probably upload our floor plan in the right forum here today or tomorrow first and see what comes my way :-) Many greetings Andreas

We are also installing a wood fireplace. A few weeks ago we visited the fireplace builder. An older man with well over 30 years of professional experience. You could tell. We decided to channel the heat from the fireplace outwards. Fireplace heat is hard to control and with a 30sqm living room the room overheats very quickly. It must be noted that an LAS chimney is being installed.

OK, but that really gives me split ends – renewable resources are being burned just to see a nice flicker and the heat is blown outside because the living room might get too warm,... Late Roman decadence is probably the word here.

OK, but that really gives me split ends – renewable resources are being wasted just to see a nice flicker, and the heat is blown outside because the living room might get too warm,... Late Roman decadence is probably the keyword here.

And this in a house construction forum. I just have to grin. Building houses in general is not exactly nature conservation.

My teacher always said: First think, then rethink the thought, and then communicate it to others :-)