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Adding cast iron baseboard to a room
mid654
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I currently have a room that measures 22' X 13' with a ceiling height of 9' 6.5". I have three outside walls in the room. One wall has a cast iron radiator in the room against an outside wall. There are two other outside walls with no radiators against them. Looking to add cast iron baseboard radiators for a one-pipe system. How much btu's do i need on each wall to heat the room adequately? Thanks for your help.
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Go to the Slantfin boiler website, where you will find the software for calculating heat loss, as well as a radiator sizing chart.
If no radiators have been removed, I would say that you have enough radiation to keep that room warm, as long as there are no temperature setbacks off less than 24 hours duration.
It's possible that your system is unbalanced, and this radiator gets steam later than the others, so check your pressure and main (not rad) venting.
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