Conservatory heating options

[kuro]

Need some ideas on the cheapest way to heat my conservatory as we want to use it in the weeks leading up to xmas. Moved here a year ago but iirc it was a bit milder then so we didn't have to shut the dividing doors. Wife's boss said he uses a meaco dehumidifier in his as it pumps out warm air but I'm not convinced. Any suggestions?

[Cupramax]

Hook a radiator into your existing central heating circuit, cant remember exactly what it cost me but it wasnt over £250, took the plumber a couple of hours, some pipe and a rad.

[valiant]

^^wot he said^^

In the long run it will probably be the cheapest option as well. Temptation is to plug in a few electric heaters but it will start to cost if you plan to use it all the time as we do.

[33q]

Kingspan cut neatly and secured to the roof, with an air gap, would be something to consider

[kuro]

Cupramax said:

Hook a radiator into your existing central heating circuit, cant remember exactly what it cost me but it wasnt over £250, took the plumber a couple of hours, some pipe and a rad.

We have a radiator in there but don't have the heating on all the time so need an independent source.

[RJD223]

Get yourself a decent heat-pump.

Very cheap to run and has the additional advantage of providing cooling in the summer too...

Look's like you're in Devon - we don't come down that far but our website might have a few ideas you can use/price check against some local companies!

http://www.koolit.co.uk/aircon/residential-air-con...

HTH!