Should it take an hour to heat home by 2 degrees

[markalucasuk]

I have had new boiler new rads and pipes and my house takes an hour to heat up by 2 degrees is this right?

 

[Last Plumber]

No.
What controls do you have? What boiler?

 

[markalucasuk]

No.
What controls do you have? What boiler?

 

[markalucasuk]

I've had an ideal logic put in

 

[markalucasuk]

No.
What controls do you have? What boiler?

And using hive

 

[markalucasuk]

Plus I have hive to manage temp

 

[SimonG]

What heat loss calculations were done for radiators and boiler prior to install?

 

[Chuck]

What's the boiler doing during the hour it takes to rise 2°C? (E.g. on continuously, cycling on and off (how often), etc.) What does the temperature display on the boiler say during the hour? How much gas does it consume over the hour? (Read your meter at the start and finish.)

 

[markalucasuk]

The rads are all hot just takes a while to heat the room. This it may be insulation problem. I am going to see if insulating the floor makes a difference. As I have raised floors it's bloody cold and cold air is constant from below floor

 

[Last Plumber]

The rads are all hot just takes a while to heat the room. This it may be insulation problem. I am going to see if insulating the floor makes a difference. As I have raised floors it's bloody cold and cold air is constant from below floor

How hot are they? Hot to touch?
If they are insulation obviously needs to be at its best but it sounds like undersized radiators to me.
I presume you have double glazing? What type building and how old?