Is there anyone out there who could help me on this query? I live in a Edwardian semi. The kitchen/diner is quite large and extremely cold in the winter (well most of the time to be honest except during the height of summer). We also have original quarry floor tiles throughout the whole space which are also very cold. I am desperate to make it a more welcoming and inviting space and am considering buying an Aga. However because of the odd shape of the kitchen I would not be able to fit a module or an additional cooker into the kitchen for the summer months. As such the Aga would be on for the whole time. I have read about AIMS which would enable the AGA to go into slumber mode (and therefore generate less heat) but I am still unsure about whether it would still be too hot in the summer. Is there anyone in a similar situation? If so just how hot does your kitchen get in the summer?? I don't really want to make an extremely costly mistake!
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