Question from a customer..

[WaterTight]

Just moved a rad for a woman who said she's having kitchen re-done and heard about heating that goes behind the plinths...? Don't think she means hot air - any ideas what she means - said I'd look into it for her. Doubt it's something I'd do but might be able to point her in the right direction.

Many Thanks

 

[bill577]

Have a search for plinth heaters, they do just electric or part of your central heating with a small electric fan.

 

[diamondgas]

Kickspace heaters 'WaterTight' bye any chance?

 

[ecowarm]

Have a look here [DLMURL="http://www.smiths-environmental-heating-products.co.uk/index.asp?keyword=Kickspace%AE"]Kickspace® | Smiths Enviromental Products[/DLMURL] can be ordered through merchants

 

[Ian10261]

She may also mean this stuff
ThermaSkirt Heating & Skirting Radiators - DiscreteHeat UK
Fitted some a few weeks back, not the easiest job but it does work.

 

[obseen16]

plinth heaters, yep fitted a few of them, thought they had died out now but maybe not. from what i remember they were quite pricey for what they are.

 

[kay-jay]

supposed to be good but expensive, essentially its a 'dragons den' product from a couple of years ago. flow and return run through clips at the back of a plastic skirting board which is all well and good but you can't really hang your clothes on a skirting board:smug2:

 

[Mrs Tara Plumbi]

She may also mean this stuff
ThermaSkirt Heating & Skirting Radiators - DiscreteHeat UK
Fitted some a few weeks back, not the easiest job but it does work.

And long before this company appeared on Dragons Den we had fitted a very similar system Heat Profile

Worth knowing about but I don't think you want this in a kitchen under the cupboard - I think she wants kick space heater - we have fitted a few in small kitchens.

 

[WaterTight]

Thanks everyone, will inform the custardette