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Fitting gas radiator in bathroom but having to destroy good wooden flooring ...
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breadlinebetty wrote: »Yep, it's concrete. Is that bad news?:(
Is there a room with central heating directly underneath?
Without knowing the layout and construction of your house, and the position of the existing pipework it's difficult to know what to suggest except list the basic options (under floor from above, under floor from below by removing part of the ceiling, through the loft, through the walls or surface mounted on the walls).Solar install June 2022, Bath
4.8 kW array, Growatt SPH5000 inverter, 1x Seplos Mason 280L V3 battery 15.2 kWh.
SSW roof. ~22° pitch, BISF house. 12 x 400W Hyundai panels0 -
You could run the plumbing in using microbore piping to reduce the size and hide it behind some trunking, perhaps something a bit lower profile like D-Line:
https://www.d-line.co.uk/decorative-trunking.php
Could you make a feature of the pipes - run them in chrome pipe to a chrome radiator? Obvious but not necessarily ugly?0
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