ironspider
Member
Greetings all, we are remodeling our kitchen which luckily (or not luckily depending on how you look at it) required the destruction of our outdated and terrible front "bathroom". It had a toilet and a sink and was very tiny. So we've redesigned the space and we're now going to be able to add a shower, exhaust fan, window, and make the space a little bigger. It's still pretty small (maybe 30sq ft including the shower) but bigger than it was previously (about 18 sq ft!).
So my wife wants to get some radiant flooring in there to warm up the tiles and such. My question, however, is that we have a forced air vent in that space but the contractor is going to have to move it since we're adding the shower in the location the vent previously shot out into. So if we have a radiant floor (electric) setup, do we still need (or even want) the forced air vent?
So my wife wants to get some radiant flooring in there to warm up the tiles and such. My question, however, is that we have a forced air vent in that space but the contractor is going to have to move it since we're adding the shower in the location the vent previously shot out into. So if we have a radiant floor (electric) setup, do we still need (or even want) the forced air vent?