Help\opinions

[hadaway]

I don't really trust the commercials. Everything with them selling is 100%
I want to know from people that they've used it

I just dont trust the Scots

[SteveB]

true, we have thermal heating in our private house alright, its a great job if installed professionally

Geothermal heating seems to be the thing now. However, they say you need to keep the heat on all the time, not a bad thing, but if the house is empty during the day you cannot switch it off because it would take a long time to heat up again.
Infrared, on the other hand, should heat up fairly quickly

[hadaway]

Talk about it being cheap, but electrical powered heating systems rarely are. Is it really cheap?

Steve, My birds really warmed to the idea and seems to like it and thats all that matters

[ana massage]

Talk about it being cheap, but electrical powered heating systems rarely are. Is it really cheap?

Cheap to buy and install but as for consuming I guess is the same like any other electrical options.
They say that is consumes less but I don't believe it

[ana massage]

Geothermal heating seems to be the thing now. However, they say you need to keep the heat on all the time, not a bad thing, but if the house is empty during the day you cannot switch it off because it would take a long time to heat up again.
Infrared, on the other hand, should heat up fairly quickly

They say it heats up pretty fast up to 20-30 minutes and they come with a thermostat for every room

[hadaway]

I really like this one, WOW! a lady with brains and beauty,

[xagerate]

Not sure what is the name in English but I need a bit of advice as this is something new in my country and I was thinking \doing research of using it for my house.
It is very popular in other countries so I hope I might get some advice from you guys.
I know is a bit out of topic for this forum but I will take my chance

Anyone had one of this installed at home or office?
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That stuff isn't infrared........it is regular electric type element (low wattage) but laid flat to enable installation
Installed huge amounts of it years ago
Its generally slabbed over with plasterboard
Check PM

[James f]

Ive worked on a job where we suggested to the client to take them down. Over the years they fixed some paintings on the wall and in some areas shelves. The builder didnt give a shit and drilled straight through them.
If he checked the clients construction details he would have spotted this.
The client decided to go with our recommendation and bring in a contractor to pull the plaster of the wall and insulate the walls with higher u value insulation. Also installed geothermal heating and seemed happy with the outcome.
By the way im not trying to put you off just something to think about.

[ana massage]

Ive worked on a job where we suggested to the client to take them down. Over the years they fixed some paintings on the wall and in some areas shelves. The builder didnt give a shit and drilled straight through them.
If he checked the clients construction details he would have spotted this.
The client decided to go with our recommendation and bring in a contractor to pull the plaster of the wall and insulate the walls with higher u value insulation. Also installed geothermal heating and seemed happy with the outcome.
By the way im not trying to put you off just something to think about.

He was just clumsy lol
He should've been more careful
My problem would be if this would be the main heat will it work when in winter will be -20 degrees?

[xagerate]

He was just clumsy lol
He should've been more careful
My problem would be if this would be the main heat will it work when in winter will be -20 degrees?

Will you be dressed suitably or still walking around in your underwear ?
We don't want to find you installed it and then your photos were ...............




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