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Panel heater or additional radiator
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You can get wet CH plinth heaters with fan assist. Just depends if you can get a CH pipe there. Drop one down from the floor above? Thats how all of our downstairs ones are done!
I wasn't actually aware that those existed - I assumed all plinth heaters were electric - I'll look into that, thanks.0 -
I wasn't actually aware that those existed - I assumed all plinth heaters were electric - I'll look into that, thanks.
They're on the page I linked, as 'central heating models'
The fan is low current (mains voltage) and could be wired into the heating system controls if desired.A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0
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