What temperature do you run yours at?

[TerryE]

We heat overnight so ours cycles between 21 and 22°C.  We don't like it any cooler, but our kids complain when they visit.

[recoveringbuilder]

We put the thermostat in the lounge up to 20 degrees yesterday and it seems to have done a lot of good as the place is a lot warmer today, I can’t stand being cold!

[newhome]

1 hour ago, Christine Walker said:

I can’t stand being cold!

Buy an electric heated throw. An absolute game changer when it’s that time of year when you feel a bit cold when sitting around but it’s not really cold enough to heat the whole house. 

[DamonHD]

No UFH, just rads, here in rainy Kingston (London), and I don't expect to put the heating on for another month.  Though we have a glitch with one of our MHRV fans which may bring that forward.

 

Room temps ~18C-20C, but auto-setback in vacant rooms by several degrees c/o <<my pet product*>>

 

Rgds

 

Damon

 

*Good news on that front: the product that shall not be named went in the SAP database 30th Sep!  B^>

[SteamyTea]

3 hours ago, DamonHD said:

the product that shall not be named went in the SAP database 30th Sep

were you awarded many points?

[DamonHD]

That's not quite how that bit of the database works!

 

We separately have deeemed score / lifetime saving computations happening for ECO3...

 

Rgds

 

Damon

[epsilonGreedy]

On 03/10/2020 at 18:41, PeterW said:

They are for mere mortals, but @nod is a plasterer with god like standards ... so it’s his bread and butter !

 

 

Ok thanks for the warning, closer to the time I will start another thread on the peculiarities of lining out with these hybrid PIR/Plaster boards.

 

Over on YouTube Charlie DIYte makes it look easy and praises pir back plasterboard describing how it has transformed his renovation:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYTbMi2Jgfk