New rental apartment without heater in the bathroom

roghar

Hello ,

We are moving to a new apartment and, checking the photos I think that it haven't a heater in the bathroom.


Some of my friends told me that in this country is not legal have power sockets in the bathroom , and I am really sure that you will have some alternatives to heat the bathroom


Any ideas?


Basically is not for my , For my gf is a "critical problem" T_T

Graham

roghar wrote: »

Hello ,

We are moving to a new apartment and, checking the photos I think that it haven't a heater in the bathroom.


Some of my friends told me that in this country is not legal have power sockets in the bathroom , and I am really sure that you will have some alternatives to heat the bathroom


Any ideas?


Basically is not for my , For my gf is a "critical problem" T_T

Chances are you just can't see the heater in the photographs. It's quite common to find a fan heater (often above the door) with an on/off pull-cord.

Calahonda52

how is apt heated, may be underfloor elec heating in the bathroom which is so is $$$$$$$$$ to run unless controlled

roghar

Oh, the landlord confirmed me that we haven't heater in the apartment


I can't post links, but in Daft is the 875 apartment in High Street



How hard (and expensive) could be install the typical air heater in the bathroom?

Del2005

In most apartment blocks in this country unless you are on the ground floor you won't use a heater in the bedroom, or at least anyone I know living in apartments has never used the bedroom heater. Unless you've a young child it won't be needed, if it is you can get oil heaters which would be more economical.

Cushie Butterfield

Del2005 wrote: »

In most apartment blocks in this country unless you are on the ground floor you won't use a heater in the bedroom, or at least anyone I know living in apartments has never used the bedroom heater. Unless you've a young child it won't be needed, if it is you can get oil heaters which would be more economical.

OP is referring to a bathroom heater.

roghar

Yes, I am talking about a Bathroom heater, and I am in the ground floor, cause is a small house

Cushie Butterfield

You could ask your landlord would he be prepared to pay for one of these to be installed. Between heater & electrician it wouldn't cost a bomb & you'd really only need to use it when you were in there. It wouldn't make the place overly warm but would certainly take the chill out of the bathroom especially during/after showering.

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