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Anonymous users2024-01-24Do you have a floor heating separator in the living room? What a strange installation location. In general, the underfloor heating water separator (the metal thing with many valves in the upper and lower rows) is usually installed in a hidden location in the bathroom or kitchen.
If you are doing a concealed work, you can wrap it in a wooden plank, but reserve more than 10 cm of space around it for easy maintenance.
1. First, the curtains will fade, and second, if you don't clean it for a long time, it will also produce dirt (dust will come in when the room is open for ventilation).
I think it's okay to think about this question.
If there is a circulating pump and forced circulation, it should not affect each other, first turn off the heating on the wall on the ground, or close the return valve a little smaller, check whether the floor heating can be circulated, check whether the supply and return valves of the floor heating are all open, whether there is an exhaust valve in the floor heating part, open the exhaust valve to see if there is air inside, and if there is a dirt remover to see if there is a blockage, this can only be checked one by one, test to find the cause ---
Make a cabinet to wrap it.
Are you sure it's a hardwood floor?! According to the size you said, it should be laminate flooring or solid wood multi-layer flooring! Your underfloor heating is plumbing, right? >>>More