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what is the level of insulation provided by glazings and new walls? especially glazing, to avoid dispersions... ideally radiators should be close to the cold points (glazing, again) to balance the environment and shield the incoming cold. The corner with the table seems the best option, if I translate this plan into a finished space. Other factors: Curtains can help. Solar gain (exposure) can help. A dark paving outside can help (absorbs sunlight and releases heats slowly). I often say it's better to consult an architect in advance, dear, because of matters like this that get pointed out during the design... But do not desperate, just make sure the insulation is good and the glazings are good too!

Thanks Jonathan and Sarah! Does the cost £65K include the garage conversion as well? One of the quote is 65K (excludes new kitchen) including everything (garage conversion, flooring, ... and the other is 50K (excludes new kitchen). So we are still thinking about which one to go with, as we have a budget I don't want to start the process and pay more once we are in the process.

If it’s the samsung on the other post it states 50mm to the sides and 25mm above and behind. I wouldn’t risk it but then we had a new kitchen etc installed in our last house before we moved in and the fridge packed up really soon thereafter How much space is at the back though?