Electric heating

[cadspark]

I have a client who is renovating a cottage who wants some form of electric heating but not night storage. I've done some research and was looking at those gel filled radiators but was put off by some bad reviews on reliability and customer service.

I have been looking at the Dimplex Duoheat as theses seem quite a good option. Any thoughts on these or alternatives?

 

[androiduk2002]

Something I remember reading online about before was an electric skirting heater (no not the tube type) the heaters where built into the skirting board , they also do a wet option , will try and find a link for you .

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HeatProfile electric skirting heating systems coving heating perimeter heating

Thermodul Skirting Board Heating

Hope it helps

 

[kme]

Duoheat ARE, primarily, a storage heater; with a convection front panel "bolt-on" - they take 2 supplies, one for night storage, and the other as a 24 hr supply.

If its still viable, UFH could be a plan???

 

[NozSpark]

There are loads of these about at the moment,, Ronte for one

If you beleive their sales blurb then they are very economical,, certainly very efficient (very nearly all the energy used is turned into heat)

I fitted some German ones (very easy to install) that a customer had supplied (in his mothres house), apparently they cost something like

 

[steptoe]

air source heat pump?

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air source heat pump?

will need some sort of back up though

 

[shieldssecurity]

Hi,

I've used this company a couple of times and they are brilliant.

Electric Combination Boilers - Electric Central Heating - Thermaflow

It uses economy 10 and I've had no complaints at all. Plenty of hot water and heating and sp easy to install

 

[batty]

More info to what you mean by renovating is it a total refurb or lick of paint?