If you are just doing one space, they make electric in-floor heating cable or mat systems that can be placed under tile, wood, concrete, laminate, etc. depending on installation, they run around $8-$15 per s.f. but are very nice to have especially in bathrooms to step out of shower or bath on. I've installed in 5 different projects, and in every one the homeowners were glad they did.

We have been exploring heating options for a small two storey townhouse in Wellington. We looked at installing radiators but the cost is eye watering - approx $17000 all up with installation for the open plan downstairs and 2 bedrooms upstairs. So now exploring electric wall panel heaters. The townhouse is a new build so should be well insulated and gets good sun. But we want it to be cosy in the winter months. Does anyone have suggestions or advice to share. Thanks.

we are looking at using a Green e water heating system in our new build? Has anyone had experience with these? Love to hear some feedback and opinions. https://www.energyefficient.co.nz/domestic-products/ Thanks

We are having a ducted heat pump installed that has quite a large outdoor unit. The installer has said this can be installed on a concrete pad/path, or on brackets attached to the side of the foundation. Is one way better than the other?