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ThermaSkirt skirting board radiators?
SWMBO has always disliked conventional radiators and fancies something less
obtrusive when we next refurbish the lounge. I don't fancy digging up the floor, and wondered about skirting board heaters. The only ones I've actually seen so far consist of finned pipes inside a box with air circulation grills - and the cross-section is a *lot* bigger ordinary skirting board in both dimensions. But I've just come across something called ThermaSkirt [1] - which appears to be an alloy section not much bigger than ordinary skirting board (150 x 20) with a flow and return pipe built in along its length - with bits for joining sections together and going round concave and convex corners, etc. It claims to be easy to install and to have a heat output of 150 watts/metre at a DeltaT of 50 degC. [On that basis it would need to go virtually all the way round the room - but would be do-able.] Have any of you come across it or - better still - used it? Is it easy to install, and does it do what it says on the tin? [1] http://www.discreteheat.co.uk/downlo...screteheat.pdf -- Cheers, Roger ______ Email address maintained for newsgroup use only, and not regularly monitored.. Messages sent to it may not be read for several weeks. PLEASE REPLY TO NEWSGROUP! |
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SPAM !!!!!! ThermaSkirt skirting board radiators?
"Roger Mills" wrote in message ... This is the second time he has posted exactly the same so its SPAM!! Add him to your killfile. |
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SPAM !!!!!! ThermaSkirt skirting board radiators?
dennis@home wrote:
"Roger Mills" wrote in message ... This is the second time he has posted exactly the same so its SPAM!! Where has he posted the other one then? Add him to your killfile. I don't think so, he appears to be a regular (and genuine) poster. |
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ThermaSkirt skirting board radiators?
"Roger Mills" wrote:
SWMBO has always disliked conventional radiators and fancies something less obtrusive when we next refurbish the lounge. I don't fancy digging up the floor, and wondered about skirting board heaters. And your relationship to this company is what, precisely? Legislation recently enacted by Parliament makes such false testimonials a crime. http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/...317157,00.html Personally, I think these skirting board heaters are an excellent way to heat up a wall, and they must waste considerable amounts of energy in doing so. Calling them "An Eco Revolution in Home Heating" is one of the most cynical misrepresentations I have ever seen. |
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ThermaSkirt skirting board radiators?
Bruce wrote:
"Roger Mills" wrote: SWMBO has always disliked conventional radiators and fancies something less obtrusive when we next refurbish the lounge. I don't fancy digging up the floor, and wondered about skirting board heaters. And your relationship to this company is what, precisely? Legislation recently enacted by Parliament makes such false testimonials a crime. Please point out Roger's 'testimonials' - all I can see are questions, the main one, rather than being a 'testimonial', is quite the opposite whereby he questions the validity of the manufacterers' claims, namely, 'does it do what it says on the tin?' |
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ThermaSkirt skirting board radiators?
"Bruce" wrote in message
... "Roger Mills" wrote: SWMBO has always disliked conventional radiators and fancies something less obtrusive when we next refurbish the lounge. I don't fancy digging up the floor, and wondered about skirting board heaters. And your relationship to this company is what, precisely? Legislation recently enacted by Parliament makes such false testimonials a crime. It may be SPAM but it wasn't a testimonial, false or otherwise, he made no claims as to the worth of the product at all, merely asked if anyone else would comment (and referenced a website). I only saw it once . Could be SPAM could be not. Plenty of crooks about further up the scale than this!! -- Bob Mannix (anti-spam is as easy as 1-2-3 - not) |
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ThermaSkirt skirting board radiators?
In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
dennis@home wrote: "Roger Mills" wrote in message ... This is the second time he has posted exactly the same so its SPAM!! Add him to your killfile. Which planet do you live on? I have certainly *not* posted before on this subject and I am *not* advocating this product but simply asking whether anyone has any experience of it. The link was provided simply to identify what I was talking about. Your apology is awaited! -- Cheers, Roger ______ Email address maintained for newsgroup use only, and not regularly monitored.. Messages sent to it may not be read for several weeks. PLEASE REPLY TO NEWSGROUP! |
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ThermaSkirt skirting board radiators?
In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Bruce wrote: "Roger Mills" wrote: SWMBO has always disliked conventional radiators and fancies something less obtrusive when we next refurbish the lounge. I don't fancy digging up the floor, and wondered about skirting board heaters. And your relationship to this company is what, precisely? Legislation recently enacted by Parliament makes such false testimonials a crime. I am struggling to understand just what is happening to this NG. I ask a simple genuine question and get accused by two people of posting spam or uttering a false testimonial. As others have pointed out, I was NOT promoting this product - but simply asking whether it was any good. I had not heard of this company until earlier today when I Googled for "skirting radiator". Please look at a person's posting record before making such accusations in future! -- Cheers, Roger ______ Email address maintained for newsgroup use only, and not regularly monitored.. Messages sent to it may not be read for several weeks. PLEASE REPLY TO NEWSGROUP! |
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ThermaSkirt skirting board radiators?
In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Phil L wrote: Bruce wrote: "Roger Mills" wrote: SWMBO has always disliked conventional radiators and fancies something less obtrusive when we next refurbish the lounge. I don't fancy digging up the floor, and wondered about skirting board heaters. And your relationship to this company is what, precisely? Legislation recently enacted by Parliament makes such false testimonials a crime. Please point out Roger's 'testimonials' - all I can see are questions, the main one, rather than being a 'testimonial', is quite the opposite whereby he questions the validity of the manufacterers' claims, namely, 'does it do what it says on the tin?' Thankyou! At least *someone* seems to have understood the question. Now for some answers . . . -- Cheers, Roger ______ Email address maintained for newsgroup use only, and not regularly monitored.. Messages sent to it may not be read for several weeks. PLEASE REPLY TO NEWSGROUP! |
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ThermaSkirt skirting board radiators?
"Roger Mills" wrote in message ... In an earlier contribution to this discussion, dennis@home wrote: "Roger Mills" wrote in message ... This is the second time he has posted exactly the same so its SPAM!! Add him to your killfile. Which planet do you live on? I have certainly *not* posted before on this subject and I am *not* advocating this product but simply asking whether anyone has any experience of it. The link was provided simply to identify what I was talking about. Your apology is awaited! If you are genuine I apologies. However when almost the same words are used in two postings asking the same question about a product I suspect SPAM. If you had googled it you should have found the original thread too. |
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ThermaSkirt skirting board radiators?
In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
dennis@home wrote: "Roger Mills" wrote in message ... In an earlier contribution to this discussion, dennis@home wrote: "Roger Mills" wrote in message ... This is the second time he has posted exactly the same so its SPAM!! Add him to your killfile. Which planet do you live on? I have certainly *not* posted before on this subject and I am *not* advocating this product but simply asking whether anyone has any experience of it. The link was provided simply to identify what I was talking about. Your apology is awaited! If you are genuine I apologies. However when almost the same words are used in two postings asking the same question about a product I suspect SPAM. If you had googled it you should have found the original thread too. Thanks - I accept your apology. I also accept that maybe I should have Googled before posting - but I do scan all the messages in this NG and didn't recall seeing a recent post on the same subject. I must have missed it. -- Cheers, Roger ______ Email address maintained for newsgroup use only, and not regularly monitored.. Messages sent to it may not be read for several weeks. PLEASE REPLY TO NEWSGROUP! |
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ThermaSkirt skirting board radiators?
Roger Mills wrote:
I am struggling to understand just what is happening to this NG. This is tooooooo bizarre!!! are we psychically connected Roger? See below... Please look at a person's posting record before making such accusations in future! Earlier I said.... "So don't be so quick to jump on people and check back to see the posting history of the accused before making a fool of yourself! " My post and subsequent thread on the 15th May can be found - http://groups.google.com/group/uk.d-...7227edf3e6d6a/ HTH Pete -- http://gymratz.co.uk - Fitness & Gym Equipment/nutrition specialists. http://www.trade-price-supplements.co.uk - Bulk buy for up to 33% off. http://www.BBE-Boxing-Equipment.co.uk - New Boxing Equipment site. http://www.commercial-gym-equipment.co.uk - Commercial Gym Equipment. |
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SPAM !!!!!! ThermaSkirt skirting board radiators?
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writes dennis@home wrote: "Roger Mills" wrote in message ... This is the second time he has posted exactly the same so its SPAM!! Where has he posted the other one then? Add him to your killfile. I don't think so, he appears to be a regular (and genuine) poster. Somebody posted a couple of weeks ago, but I don;'t think it was him Roger has bee around for ages not what I'd call a spammer -- geoff |
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ThermaSkirt skirting board radiators?
In article , Roger Mills
writes In an earlier contribution to this discussion, Bruce wrote: "Roger Mills" wrote: SWMBO has always disliked conventional radiators and fancies something less obtrusive when we next refurbish the lounge. I don't fancy digging up the floor, and wondered about skirting board heaters. And your relationship to this company is what, precisely? Legislation recently enacted by Parliament makes such false testimonials a crime. I am struggling to understand just what is happening to this NG. I ask a simple genuine question and get accused by two people of posting spam or uttering a false testimonial. As others have pointed out, I was NOT promoting this product - but simply asking whether it was any good. I had not heard of this company until earlier today when I Googled for "skirting radiator". Please look at a person's posting record before making such accusations in future! Never should have changed that nik Rog, you're just another newb now ;-) Pete's already linked to the old thread but my concerns were cost, the reliance on installation quality (rear insulation & draught proofing to avoid heat loss and quality of corner construction) and maintainability (proprietary oval, O-ring sealed fittings). Despite the limitations of rads, I reckon I can do a more effective job with them and still remain inobtrusive. -- fred BBC3, ITV2/3/4, channels going to the DOGs |
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