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Hi all new member here.
In the process of buying a three-storey Victorian terraced house in wolverhampton.
Currently the property is divided into four flats which i will be converting back into a single property.
Currently flat has an electric immersion heater for hot water and electric storage heaters on the walls.
We will be putting in a central heating system but unsure what type or what vendors to go for this type of property.
We have not decided 100% how many Bathrooms\Showers to have (between two and four) and whether to have.
I have not completely decided on the internal layout when we convert back into a single dwelling, however, an identical property on this terrace has four bedrooms (we plan to squeeze out a Fifth bedroom\small guest room on the first or second floor that will be pretty tiny).
The room sizes are:
Ground floor
Living Room 1 17'6'' ( 5.33m ) x 13' ( 3.96m ) front bay
Living Room 2 15'6'' ( 4.72m ) x 17'9'' ( 5.41m ) rear bay
Rear kitchen extension 38'5'' ( 8.66m ) x 10'5'' ( 3.17m )
First floor
Study 7'7'' ( 2.31m ) x 5'9''
Bedroom 1 17'11'' ( 5.46m ) x 13' ( 3.96m ) front bay
Bedroom 2 13'3'' ( 4.03m ) x 16'7'' ( 5.05m )
Bathroom
Second Floor
Bedroom 3 13'4'' ( 4.06m ) x 17'11'' ( 5.46m )
Bedroom 4 14' ( 4.26m ) x 13'1'' ( 3.98m )
Bathroom
The ground and first floor are high ceillings, whilst the second floor has lower ceilings.
What i need advice on is:
What type of heating\Hot water system required
How many rads required and what sizes
Approx budget as i will need for the hot water, rads as well as piping.
All help appreciated.
In the process of buying a three-storey Victorian terraced house in wolverhampton.
Currently the property is divided into four flats which i will be converting back into a single property.
Currently flat has an electric immersion heater for hot water and electric storage heaters on the walls.
We will be putting in a central heating system but unsure what type or what vendors to go for this type of property.
We have not decided 100% how many Bathrooms\Showers to have (between two and four) and whether to have.
I have not completely decided on the internal layout when we convert back into a single dwelling, however, an identical property on this terrace has four bedrooms (we plan to squeeze out a Fifth bedroom\small guest room on the first or second floor that will be pretty tiny).
The room sizes are:
Ground floor
Living Room 1 17'6'' ( 5.33m ) x 13' ( 3.96m ) front bay
Living Room 2 15'6'' ( 4.72m ) x 17'9'' ( 5.41m ) rear bay
Rear kitchen extension 38'5'' ( 8.66m ) x 10'5'' ( 3.17m )
First floor
Study 7'7'' ( 2.31m ) x 5'9''
Bedroom 1 17'11'' ( 5.46m ) x 13' ( 3.96m ) front bay
Bedroom 2 13'3'' ( 4.03m ) x 16'7'' ( 5.05m )
Bathroom
Second Floor
Bedroom 3 13'4'' ( 4.06m ) x 17'11'' ( 5.46m )
Bedroom 4 14' ( 4.26m ) x 13'1'' ( 3.98m )
Bathroom
The ground and first floor are high ceillings, whilst the second floor has lower ceilings.
What i need advice on is:
What type of heating\Hot water system required
How many rads required and what sizes
Approx budget as i will need for the hot water, rads as well as piping.
All help appreciated.
