DH now works from home. He's a chilly mortal, and he can't cope with the house at the temp it is. Thing is, it's a long tall London house, and he works in the teeniest room imaginable, and it's INSANE to have the central heating on, just to heat his wee room. (There's no way on earth he'd go round turning off every other radiator btw - simply won't happen.)
So, I think it must be best just to heat his room. It's about 5 x 4 x 10 foot high, so exceptionally tiny. There's space for a built-in narrow desk, and a chair. If someone is sitting in the chair, you can only partly open the door.
My plan is to get a heater as a Christmas present - but what to go for?
Ideally, I'd like to get something that has a timer and a thermostat, and which can keep the room at (say) 22/3 degrees at particular times of day. I don't want something that heats the room up way beyond that temp, and I think most heaters will be far too powerful to be appropriate. Nothing radiant (can't get far enough away; dangerous). May need to be wall-mounted (if so, it'd be under the desk).
Any suggestions? I'm inclining towards a cupboard heater like this but I'm afraid it'll be so UNDER-powered that DH is still freezing all the time...
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heating a very very tiny room (when the CH is off)
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fasterthanthewind · 01/12/2014 21:12
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