On 19/02/2016 18:38, Tricky Dicky wrote:
Tim+ and David I am encouraged by your reports that the Kickspace heaters are working well for because to be honest it would be the ideal solution for any new kitchen. Our kitchen is 3 x 2.6m galley type kitchen with a door at each end, any replacement will have the same layout the only changes being where appliances will be and types of cupboard. This does not leave much scope for using traditional radiators so Kickspace heaters would be a convenient solution. It is my intention to get the one we have working and see how it performs. The one we have is the Myson 500 and having had the opportunity to remove it and fettle it a bit the actual heat exchanger matrix seems quite small about a third the size of the radiator in the bathroom which is a marginally smaller room. So is this heater adequate and if not how many are needed for our kitchen?

Richard

Our kitchen - installed in 2009 - is a re-use of what was originally a
built-in garage, so its floor was about 150mm lower than the rest of the
house. This provided the opportunity to install wet underfloor heating
as part of the job of raising the floor level. This works brilliantly,
and doesn't take up *any* wall space.
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Cheers,
Roger
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