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Unit to heat upstairs radiators?

tcoen · 2006-02-20 11:50:19

Hi, I'm installing UFH in a new build. I was looking at not using UFH upstairs but radiators. I want to use a heat pump for downstairs. What options do I have for heating the four radiators upstairs? I've considered a backboiler and a small gas boiler. (A combi unit could be used to heat water for showers). Any ideas on a…

20-02-2006 11:50am

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tcoen

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Hi,

I'm installing UFH in a new build. I was looking at not using UFH upstairs but radiators. I want to use a heat pump for downstairs.
What options do I have for heating the four radiators upstairs? I've considered a backboiler and a small gas boiler. (A combi unit could be used to heat water for showers).
Any ideas on a small heat source to heat four radiators at cheapest cost?
Should I just use fan coil radiators?

TC

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