carriagehousereno
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I'm remodeling the bathroom in my century old carriage house in Philadelphia.
I'm looking for advice/rationale for where to locate the baseboard radiator. I'm planning to reuse the 38" Burnham baseboard radiator. The bathroom is roughly 70sf with the only exterior wall being the 10' side of the room. The baseboard was originally on an interior wall in the bathroom, but I notice the rest of the radiators in my house are located under windows on exterior walls. I assume there is a reason for this and now that I'm ready to begin installing the new tile floor, I need to know where to place the radiator. I could put it back where it was, but if it would be better I can locate it under the only window in the bathroom which would put the heater beside the toilet and at the end of the clawfoot tub (opposite the end where the plumbing is). I've attached a link to a rough sketch. Any help would be much appreciated.
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?res...authkey=!AH7hz2ZFDqWru9k&v=3&ithint=photo,JPG
I'm looking for advice/rationale for where to locate the baseboard radiator. I'm planning to reuse the 38" Burnham baseboard radiator. The bathroom is roughly 70sf with the only exterior wall being the 10' side of the room. The baseboard was originally on an interior wall in the bathroom, but I notice the rest of the radiators in my house are located under windows on exterior walls. I assume there is a reason for this and now that I'm ready to begin installing the new tile floor, I need to know where to place the radiator. I could put it back where it was, but if it would be better I can locate it under the only window in the bathroom which would put the heater beside the toilet and at the end of the clawfoot tub (opposite the end where the plumbing is). I've attached a link to a rough sketch. Any help would be much appreciated.
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?res...authkey=!AH7hz2ZFDqWru9k&v=3&ithint=photo,JPG