Heat leak

[gixer]

Hi guys ,
I am installing a wood burning stove 11kw(back boiler) and have installed a new twin coil cylinder so i can get hot water from the stove , as a heat leak i am proposing to fit a vertical radiator in the hall upstairs and was thinking of one of these [DLMURL="http://www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=20001&partNumber=837773&c_3=3%7Ccat_14290179%7CRadiators%7C14290186&c_2=2%7Ccat_16849264%7CRadiators%7C14290179&c_1=1%7Ccategory_root%7CHeating+and+Cooling%7C16849264"]Venezia Radiator - White - 1820 x 564mm from Homebase.co.uk[/DLMURL]

i have been told the rad needs to be without baffles for a heat leak , any thoughts or help much appreciated .

regards Gixer

 

[Robtheplumb]

Might work but I would have thought it would be to restrictive to work on a gravity system. If it was me I would go for a column style radiator without baffles or a "normal" radiator, that way you know it will work.

 

[gixer]

Might work but I would have thought it would be to restrictive to work on a gravity system. If it was me I would go for a column style radiator without baffles or a "normal" radiator, that way you know it will work.

Many thanks Rob

 

[gixer]

Might work but I would have thought it would be to restrictive to work on a gravity system. If it was me I would go for a column style radiator without baffles or a "normal" radiator, that way you know it will work.

Anyone know where i might get a column radiator without baffles , having trouble finding one of these .

many thanks gixer

 

[Robtheplumb]

Most of the column radiator manufactures will make on as a special order.