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julfren · **Posted: 14-01-2009 , 12:59 PM** #5

Hi
Perhaps you might do a research into geothermal / underfloor heating. It can be quite disruptive to install into an existing house (eg digging up floors etc) but if your renovation is very extensive it might be worth considering. If your choices are between pellet and oil - it seems like the pellet system would be the way to go if we believe the forecasts of future oil prices. But I agree that you would have to be able instal the hopper system where it feeds automatically into your boiler in order to make it less labour intensive and less costly.
good luck
Jul

	Posted: 14-01-2009 , 12:59 PM #5
julfren Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Co. Carlow Posts: 203	heating Hi Perhaps you might do a research into geothermal / underfloor heating. It can be quite disruptive to install into an existing house (eg digging up floors etc) but if your renovation is very extensive it might be worth considering. If your choices are between pellet and oil - it seems like the pellet system would be the way to go if we believe the forecasts of future oil prices. But I agree that you would have to be able instal the hopper system where it feeds automatically into your boiler in order to make it less labour intensive and less costly. good luck Jul