Bob_Skunkhouse
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Hi,
I'm wondering, what's the best way to heat a hall? Bear with me first while I set the scene.
The house is designed as such - picture a " H", my hall is the horizontal 'bridge' between the vertical lengths. The house is currently heated via UFH supplied by a geothermal heat pump. We've a stove in the living quarters (the left verticle extension) and the right vertical extension is a sitting room (seldom used) and a kids 'playroom'. The problem is, when the stove is on it heats the living area (open planned tv room and kitchen) to around 22/23 degrees, but the hall seldom ever reaches above 18.5. Herself is always giving out about the drop in the temperature, and to her credit - she's got a point. If the door from the kitchen into the hall is left open, there's one serious draft created. I want an appliance to heat the hall up a few degrees so there's a similar temperature between the areas. It would be on approx 4hrs an evening -max.
I'm looking at these standalone energy efficient electric heaters. Would these boyos do the trick?
Thanks,
Bob.
I'm wondering, what's the best way to heat a hall? Bear with me first while I set the scene.
The house is designed as such - picture a " H", my hall is the horizontal 'bridge' between the vertical lengths. The house is currently heated via UFH supplied by a geothermal heat pump. We've a stove in the living quarters (the left verticle extension) and the right vertical extension is a sitting room (seldom used) and a kids 'playroom'. The problem is, when the stove is on it heats the living area (open planned tv room and kitchen) to around 22/23 degrees, but the hall seldom ever reaches above 18.5. Herself is always giving out about the drop in the temperature, and to her credit - she's got a point. If the door from the kitchen into the hall is left open, there's one serious draft created. I want an appliance to heat the hall up a few degrees so there's a similar temperature between the areas. It would be on approx 4hrs an evening -max.
I'm looking at these standalone energy efficient electric heaters. Would these boyos do the trick?
Thanks,
Bob.