Underfloor heating / Wall heating / Ceiling heating - Alternatives?

Stupid question, do you only put the wall heating on the exterior walls or on all the interior walls? We are only insulating the exterior walls (2 large ones in the living room and 2 smaller ones in the children's rooms). In the bedroom, I have a wardrobe against one wall (so it makes no sense to heat that) and on the other side there is again a full glass front.

You can cover all walls with the wall heating. A cabinet in front of it does not hurt either. By the way, you can also combine floor and wall heating. The only important thing is that it is properly designed. How large is the living area?

The living area with underfloor heating is 130 sqm, in the basement we continue with radiators. The basement has about another 80 sqm ..... the bungalow is partly basemented, so everything except the living room. Not all walls, won’t that be too tight? I mean, insulating the walls is surely 5-10cm inward, right? In the living room / kitchen and dining area it doesn’t matter but bathroom / children’s rooms and bedroom are okay in size, but they shouldn’t be much smaller (the children’s rooms are 11 sqm) and the bedroom 18 sqm, yes and the bathroom .... well let’s say we have one .... although we’ve already had to work some magic here, so we’re throwing out one toilet and the bathtub completely from the bathroom, instead a shower and double washbasin will be installed, the “guest” toilet will then be the main toilet, for that the laundry room becomes a guest bathroom (shower / toilet) with washing machine and the bathtub gets a separate place all to get a bit more breathing room here.

You can also do without insulation on the interior walls. It just has to be calculated correctly. Then the construction is significantly reduced. Or a combination of underfloor heating and wall heating. Or ceiling heating.

Thanks to today we are going over everything again with the heating and sanitation guy.

I will bring up the wall/ceiling heating topic again.

Many thanks for the suggestions and ideas

best regards claudia

a question for you: what alternatives are there when everything is broken? my father's heating broke down 2 weeks ago and they had no hot water and no heating anymore (so it was really very cold in the house)... it then took over a week until anyone came to even look at the problem. what are you supposed to do if you have to wait that long? (they then bought an electric heater to at least have a bit of warmth..)