Living in a temperate climate zone, it should be taken into account that for most of the year it will not be possible to achieve a comfortable temperature indoors without additional devices. The more efficient and modern the heating system is in the building, the better the heating costs can be managed and comfortable conditions can be created throughout the year. Weather conditions outside the window will not affect the level of comfort in the same way as in a home or workplace.

What is the comfortable temperature?

Experts claim that the most suitable temperature for humans indoors is from 17-22 °C. However, for each room, depending on its functionality, it is better to choose the appropriate temperature within the mentioned range. For example, in living rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms, it is recommended to choose from 19-22 °C, but a lower temperature is recommended for the bedroom, as it will have a more favorable effect on sleep. Precise temperature control in rooms is very important not only from a comfort perspective but also from an energy efficiency perspective, as even a one-degree change can significantly reduce heating costs.

For private houses, autonomous heating is the most convenient, as it provides independence and allows for high energy efficiency. The most popular option is central heating, which can be powered by pellet, gas, or solid fuel boilers. The choice of the most suitable boiler will be determined by both financial possibilities and the location of the building, as not everywhere can accommodate, for example, a gas boiler. Then it is necessary to install radiators with temperature control throughout the building.

For maximum comfort, a fireplace can also be chosen, which serves not only as a heating function but also as an aesthetic element in the home interior. It is pleasant to sit by the fireplace and enjoy tea on winter evenings.

Thinking about complete comfort in living rooms, underfloor heating systems are becoming increasingly popular. They are appreciated by families with small children for whom the floor is the main area for movement and play. It is also pleasant for adults to walk barefoot around the house without worrying about getting cold.

Bathrooms and other utility rooms can also have modern heating. Specially adapted pipe systems can be used for this purpose, which also serve for towel drying. In utility rooms and places where people rarely stay, suitable heating can be provided by powerful heaters that quickly create the necessary temperature, are portable, and provide comfort right where you are.

Flue pipes and ducts

For heating energy efficiency, the quality and modernity of the flue system, ducts, and various insulation materials are very important. This is the stage where significant heat loss can occur, increasing costs and reducing comfort in rooms. Manufacturers now offer a wide range of high-quality flue systems made of various materials (stainless steel, ceramic, volcanic Icelandic pumice), allowing them to be adapted to all modern heating systems and providing a quality long-term solution.

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