At work we occupy an old coach house with a 1950s ballroom attached, The heating is all on one zone and the ballroom has 3 radiators supplied under floor, the rest of the house has a mixture of pressed steel radiators with lockshield valves and old cast iron radiators with 30mm valves. The ballroom gets hot before the rest so I am considering putting a honeywell valve where the inlet pipe goes under the floor (in a boiler room adjacent to the ballroom) and using a wireless thermostat from the ballroom to cut flow just to this zone when the thermostat is satisfied. Can anyone see fault with this idea?
AJH