Hello everyone, I wanted to close this post to thank all the actors who advised me on the subject. Thanks to them, I can see clearly: it is not possible to use the grass clippings for heating via a stove or a multi-fuel boiler. For the good and simple reason that the power ...

you forget to specify the size of the existing house ... if it is large enough there is a good chance that the existing boiler is sufficient to heat the 60m2 in addition yes of course that my boiler is sized to heat the extension, that's another possibility. But there, ...

subsidiary question;
I still hesitate between heating my extension autonomously (heat pump or pellet stove) or connect it to the existing heating network of my home (condensing gas). If I opt for the first solution, could I benefit from the different aids?
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say, how does the principle of a gasifier work? What is the difference with anaerobic digestion?

chatelot16 wrote:floor heating is not that expensive if it's done at construction

I know this technology, my house is equipped with a gas condensing boiler but I had a lot of problems with it, so I prefer to avoid ...

I somewhat agree with the last statements. As soon as it gets cold, the COP of a heat pump decreases and does not become so interesting. And I'm not going to go for a heated floor, so that the COP drops less, the costs are too high for the blow. I also agree with ...

yes but again, there are no calories in the cold winter air of Auvergne (often -10 ° C), and so in this case, the heating is provided by electrical resistors and there, oull the wallet !!!!
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yes, why not give this precision: it will be two pieces of life, so to heat continuously ...
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Hello everyone, I have decided to make an extension of about 60 m² to my home, in the form of an independent building attached to the existing one. It will be up to current standards (RT2012, VMC) but I'm thinking about how I'm going to heat it. First question: connect it to the existing heating (c ...

more people ?