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Anonymous users2024-01-24It may or may not be cold.
The key depends on your form of heating.
If it is radiator heating, the indoor temperature is high and low, and the heat rises first and then down.
In this case, the number of radiators in the original design cannot meet the heat load of the attic, and the room must be relatively cold.
If it is floor heating, the gradient of indoor temperature is high and low, and there is no need to correct the heat load for the floor height, and the indoor temperature will not change. Unless you climb to the top of the attic, it's going to be colder there.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is no effect on the loft without floor heating and the living room, if you don't install radiators, the attic will be colder.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22First of all, the concept is that heating is heat, and heat is running up, so installing heating in your attic doesn't have much of an impact on the living room. Even underfloor heating doesn't do much for heating underneath. The height of the living room does affect the heating of your living room, because the heating is all running above your living room.
It is recommended to use floor heating in the living room to better preserve the heating. As for the attic, you don't need to install heating because you don't go to a crowded place, you can install an air conditioner.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Heating is to follow the chimney effect, the heating runs up, so to the upstairs, the attic is not equipped with heating on the living room has little impact, the living room is recommended to install floor heating, the attic does not matter if it is installed, the attic is not used frequently to turn on the air conditioner.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Endeavor will, because the hot air flow will rise, so it is recommended to install it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19What is the matter with installing underfloor heating in the property? Don't bother, as long as you don't damage the structure of the house and don't have an impact on other residents, the property has no right to manage this kind of thing. If it doesn't sound good, it's the owner's housekeeping dog.
This should be possible, but you should first check the direction of the floor slab, if it is placed in the left and right directions, pay attention when demolishing, do not damage the exterior wall, otherwise, the water seepage problem of the exterior wall is not easy to do. If possible, it is advisable to find an architect to visit your home on site, if it does not affect the institution, it is feasible. In addition, by the way, let people see, is there a place that needs to be reinforced, if the upper and lower walls are made of lightweight block bricks, they cannot bear the load, and they need to be reinforced. >>>More
Water leakage in the house is a more complex problem. It may be a point problem, or it may be a local or large-area problem. If you want to do waterproofing as a whole, you can definitely solve it! However, it is necessary to find a company with good technology for construction, and agree on the warranty time and leave a deposit.
It is very troublesome to change the kitchen, not only the gas pipeline, but also the water supply and drainage, as well as the exhaust channel of the range hood and so on.
Yes, but it is better to add it above the toilet to facilitate the installation of a sewage pipe. In addition, it is necessary to pay attention to the problem of illegal construction, which is generally not investigated, but it will be demolished if it is found.
Not troublesome. It is recommended to knock out the surface structure around the roof ventilation ducts to the concrete floor slab here, and then apply JS waterproofing paint. After drying, the surface can be restored.