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I think they could be right, but most economical is a tough one, as in a 1850s flat would "want" heating ~5-6+ months a year but a 2012 build 5-6 days per year
bluehuw-
It's a 200 odd year old, stone built farmhouse in quite an exposed rural location. The infra red will be a secondary form of heating alongside a couple of log burners. Just a bit stuck with what other form of heating to use. I don't like the idea of oil filled radiators, the property lacks insulation for an air source heat pump, worried electric radiators might be heinously expensive.
user155447
They look a bit like wall mounted flat screen tv's. Someone suggested them as the best/most economical form of heating for a property not on the gas grid.