North Central US | boog - 11/6/2025 20:18
We recently built on a bedroom / master bath to our old 3 story farmhouse. Previously our bedroom was upstairs but old age made getting up & down our stairs, steep & narrow, difficult. House has hot water baseboard heat installed in the early ‘69d. Upstairs has its own thermostat so heat temp can be set differently than downstairs which has two zones
As winter nears I’m wondering what temperature would be best to keep the upstairs. There is a 1/2 bath upstairs as well as 3 bedrooms & another room that the bedrooms all connect to. I’m thinking 50* but where others that have unused living space keep the temperature.
Will add, insulation was upgraded in the mid ‘90zs and as part of our remodeling the house was resided this summer, steel, & a 1” layer of tyveck (sp?)was added before the new siding was added.
TIA,
boog
We did that once and found out some of the baseboards supply pipes didn't have enough insulation near them. No flowing water and that turned into alot of water inside. |