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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]. Take this upmarket new build in an affluent London suburb: https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-68201313.html you can see from the floorplan how small the house really is. And because of the cooler and damper climate, houses were rarely built with large open rooms but rather multiple small closed rooms, which were easier to heat. It's only been recently that you started seeing the open kitchen-family room great room combination in newer properties. But what's with the heating coils in a new-build, expensive-ish house? see bedroom picture in above link[/quote] You mean the radiator? See post a few above this - almost all houses are heated this way. The boiler pumps hot water to the radiators, it's a very efficient and effective way to heat the house. There is no a/c because it's not required in the climate. [/quote]
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