How to change the heating to floor heating?

The design requirements of radiator and floor heating are different, so it is suggested to keep radiator and install floor heating (unified radiator in residential area). If the radiator is independent, it is suggested to change it directly to floor heating.

Need to know whether the user's home heating is in use, whether it is self-heating (such as self-use coal-fired boilers, gas-fired wall-hung boilers, etc.). ) or central heating (residential modular boilers, large coal-fired boilers, municipal heating, etc. The reason for distinguishing this is to find out the water supply temperature. The water supply temperature of radiators is generally around 80℃, while floor heating can only use water below 60℃. If a wall-hung boiler is used, the outlet temperature of heating should be reduced; If it is central heating, an automatic water mixing device should be installed to reduce the water supply temperature of floor heating.

See if the floor of the user's home is allowed to be destroyed. After floor heating, the indoor floor will rise about 10 cm, which will hinder the opening and closing of security doors and indoor doors. There are two ways to deal with it: you need to destroy the ground and dig down. Replace all doors and customize them again.

After floor heating construction, the floor should be re-made, such as laying floor tiles/wooden floors.

If the above two points can be determined, the rest of the work will be very simple. To sum up, the cost of changing radiator to floor heating will be higher, especially for old houses, which involve a lot, and the cost of the renovation project is even higher than that of new houses under the same conditions.