Blumennapf
2013-09-19 10:49:13
- #1
Hello,
next year we want to renovate my parents' house and move in.
On the ground floor my parents live, who heat with simple wall-mounted radiators. (The radiators are to remain)
On the upper floor and attic we want to do a "core renovation".
This topic also includes replacing radiators...
Is it more sensible to keep the existing radiators, or to install underfloor heating?
I have heard that there are already underfloor heating systems that can be installed over the screed... What are the experiences with this? Are they just as good as the underfloor heating systems installed in the screed?
In addition, we want to install a completely new heating system in the basement. (We want to share the heating system with my parents. Each will then receive their own heat meter).
Which type of heating system is recommended nowadays?
Currently, I am considering installing a gas heating system in combination with solar. Are there supply temperatures, cheaper or alternative methods?)
How many solar panels do I need (4 adults and 1-2 children live in the house)? We have a usable area of about 250 m². The living rooms are mainly heated by means of a wood stove (in the evenings and on weekends).
next year we want to renovate my parents' house and move in.
On the ground floor my parents live, who heat with simple wall-mounted radiators. (The radiators are to remain)
On the upper floor and attic we want to do a "core renovation".
This topic also includes replacing radiators...
Is it more sensible to keep the existing radiators, or to install underfloor heating?
I have heard that there are already underfloor heating systems that can be installed over the screed... What are the experiences with this? Are they just as good as the underfloor heating systems installed in the screed?
In addition, we want to install a completely new heating system in the basement. (We want to share the heating system with my parents. Each will then receive their own heat meter).
Which type of heating system is recommended nowadays?
Currently, I am considering installing a gas heating system in combination with solar. Are there supply temperatures, cheaper or alternative methods?)
How many solar panels do I need (4 adults and 1-2 children live in the house)? We have a usable area of about 250 m². The living rooms are mainly heated by means of a wood stove (in the evenings and on weekends).