How to fix a cold bathroom by retrofitting radiant floor heating

How to Retrofit Radiant Heating in a Bathroom | Ask This Old House · 9:07 · Video: This Old House · Watch at the source

In short: When a new combi boiler system failed to warm a specific bathroom, a homeowner turned to the experts at Ask This Old House to tap into the water supply and install a radiant heating solution.

Plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey demonstrates how to integrate an advanced heat exchanger into an existing system. The process involves mounting a manifold to plywood using screws and using a pipe cutter to connect the heat exchanger's supply and return lines to the manifold's lines.

This retrofit allows a home to utilize a boiler's water supply to provide consistent warmth through the floor, solving temperature inconsistencies caused by upgrading to heat pump-compatible combi systems.

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