Skirting board heating

I live in an old Surrey House, built in 1449 of oak cut in the winter of 1448. I can see through my walls to the outside where the wattle and daub doesn't meet the beams. I know that the radiators are struggling to keep up with the heat losses except in one room, a recently renovated attached garage which is now my son's bedroom. In this room the walls and ceiling have insulation to modern housebuild standards and it is so obvious how useless the heat insulation of the house is elsewhere it makes me weep. The research we did into radiators was cursory to say the least, as it meant opening up a can of worms, but every month I become more and more resolved to batten down the hatches and bring the rest of the house up to the same standard. Searching for replacements for shoddy skirting, and improving the heating came up with the above research. My neighbour went with underfloor heating, and regrets the expense of the new floor. I was given the above information and am resolved to install skirting heating. Heat Profile is local and I was treated with courtesy and intelligence by the representative. The radiators in my grade 2 listed house are horrible, the furniture has to go with its back to the walls because the rooms are quite pokey, and the ceilings are low, so I don't have the same problem with rising heat. I can't wait.

We've worked out the room dimensions even though it was very irregular, and the heating requirements and came up with 150W per yard of skirting board, and in a 4m by 4m room ignoring doors and the fireplace, we could get 12m of skirting board heaters around the room and over 100W per m2. All the best, wish me luck with the bank loan!