Electric underfloor heating is suspiciously cheap... why?
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I'm just about to lay 13m/q of tiles in my dining room.
I thought I'd have a peek to see what underfloor heating could cost, and it doesn't seem that much.
http://www.ambient-elec.co.uk/shop/under-tile-cabl...
£271 in parts.
I'm guessing as the tiles are currently up, installation wouldn't be expensive.
What's the catch? Expensive to run? Gimmick? House is otherwise gas central heated
I thought I'd have a peek to see what underfloor heating could cost, and it doesn't seem that much.
http://www.ambient-elec.co.uk/shop/under-tile-cabl...
£271 in parts.
I'm guessing as the tiles are currently up, installation wouldn't be expensive.
What's the catch? Expensive to run? Gimmick? House is otherwise gas central heated
Thanks guys, I'd definitely be leaving the gas central heating to warm the house, I just thought it would be a nice alternative, and help resale as natural slate is quite cold.
That said, the dining room rarely gets used to eat in, and it's more a transfer room between the kitchen and rest of the house, so although the added expense is minimal, a lot of the posts on here back up my thoughts of it being a gimmick rather than something that would actually get use.
I'll probably stick it in the bathroom when that gets re-done though
That said, the dining room rarely gets used to eat in, and it's more a transfer room between the kitchen and rest of the house, so although the added expense is minimal, a lot of the posts on here back up my thoughts of it being a gimmick rather than something that would actually get use.
I'll probably stick it in the bathroom when that gets re-done though
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