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forced air vents

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Ken_40
Ken_40 Member Posts: 1,310
in THE MAIN WALL
the warmest room - by design. We typically put 20% more heat there for rather obvious reasons. Were you to eliminate a hot air register from the bath, it would be a rather glaring "issue" later on. They make a neat electric radiant system for under tile layout that might save the day.

You did mean you have a true hot-air furnace, right? Not the misnomer used for a boiler, right? If you have what is properly known as a boiler, you have a bunch of easy options. If it is in fact F/H/A, think about eliminating the vent grill, capping off the sheet metal down below and installing electric radiant before tiling.

You won't regret it.

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  • ryan_15
    ryan_15 Member Posts: 1
    vent placement

    Doing some remodeling in my ensuit, it is pretty small and it is above my furnace room so the floor is always warm. I already have a vent in the room but am thinking of eliminating it when I remove the flooring to do my plumbing. I want to know if a bathroom is supposed to have a heat source/vent? Info would be greatly appreciated.
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