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d noulton

• Mar 20, 2009

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tiling a bathroom this week thought it was geting a bit warm in the room just put it down to the lights and nice weather then disovered thermostats in each room for ceiling heating anyone else come across this I thought heat rised so whats the point

 

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david campbell

• Mar 20, 2009

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thought that was only done in warehouses and such?

 

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White Room

• Mar 20, 2009

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Could it be heating for the room above

 

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sWe

• Mar 21, 2009

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Never seen or heard of. Anti-logical if you ask me.

 

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Leatherface

• Mar 21, 2009

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Sorry never heard of it, you saw thermostats, but do you actually know that they have a heated ceiling ? Or are you guessing ?
Cannot understand how it would work ? would have to be embedded in plaster otherwise if any higher would be above floor joists.
Really idea does not make sense to me :yikes:

 

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Gazebo

• Mar 21, 2009

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Never ever ever heard of that, cant see how it would work, what is the ceiling made of.? as plaster would surely crack, can you take some pics of stat .? the only thing i have seen like that is a ceiling mounted body drying fan.( but trust me you would notice if it was one of these.

Gary:dizzy2:

 

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doug boardley

• Mar 21, 2009

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scratching my head on that one:dizzy2:

 

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faithhealer

• Mar 21, 2009

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I've removed a few old 'electric bar' type heaters from bathrooms (sited above head height) but not in a modern houses

 

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Gazebo

• Mar 21, 2009

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faithhealer said:

I've removed a few old 'electric bar' type heaters from bathrooms (sited above head height) but not in a modern houses

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Ripped out a bathroom once which had one of the electric bar heaters over the door, it had a few hooks fitted to the ceiling in front of the heater,,,i asked the customer what the hooks were for and believe it or not my suspicions were confirmed, they hung towels up in front of it to dry. ( i kid you not).

Gary

 

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simhopper

• Mar 21, 2009

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These are called radiant panels

They do work well in the right conditions, most older hospitals,schools,colleges etc use them

 

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• Mar 21, 2009

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The Ceiling Heating was probably carbon film and is normally rated at 200W/m2. The image below indicates how itis installed in the ceiling.

Don't know much more about it, apart from some installers tell me that it's a nightmare to install.:mad2::mad2:

Better to stick with the underfloor heating

 

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Tubsy

• Mar 21, 2009

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i've come across this system in some realy posh house's near us in warwickshire, it was supposed to be very efficient back then (18 years ago) in reality it was the opposite because of the obvious.....the system we came across was still live so when we cut the downlights in it gave the sparks a bump the customer thought it was dead (not the sparky )and decided not to mention it as they had had central heating fitted ten years ago something to do with radiant heat and thermal current????

cosystone panel rads are a modern twist on the same theme i think???

 

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d noulton

• Mar 22, 2009

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it did say on the thermostats do not pierce ceiling
also the bathroom ceiling was very warm and no radiators in the whole house