ownakasimon
2020-07-22 09:49:39
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Hello everyone,
I have been searching for a long time (I hope no one immediately sends me a referenced post now) and therefore decided to start my own thread.
We want to manage without slippers and without carpets and rather go directly on wooden floors, or use tiles at the wet areas in the house.
Of course, we have concerns...
Of course, the wall heating radiates, but the tiles will always remain "cool" because of it, right?
I have fewer concerns about the wooden floor here because it does not feel as cold at the same temperatures as, for example, a tile floor.
That would be super interesting for us
I have been searching for a long time (I hope no one immediately sends me a referenced post now) and therefore decided to start my own thread.
[*]We have decided on a solid wood house
[*]Clay plaster is used inside
[*]Our construction company swears by wall heating in the clay plaster and no underfloor heating
[*]We are building without a basement
[*]Both of us are used to underfloor heating + tiles from our parental homes
We want to manage without slippers and without carpets and rather go directly on wooden floors, or use tiles at the wet areas in the house.
Of course, we have concerns...
Of course, the wall heating radiates, but the tiles will always remain "cool" because of it, right?
I have fewer concerns about the wooden floor here because it does not feel as cold at the same temperatures as, for example, a tile floor.
[*]Can someone contribute from experience?
[*]Is it uncomfortable in winter to walk on tiles without underfloor heating + without shoes + without carpet?
[*]Or is the radiant heat from the wall heating sufficient for the tiles?
That would be super interesting for us