Gas and Oil Home Heating Furnaces - Radiant Floor heating

I am in the process of planing a complete remodel of my bath. The room in which I am planing the bath is approx. 10x15. It was a bedroom with hardwood floors.
My question is this, I have existing baseboard heating and am thinking about installing radiant floor heating in this room with a ceramic floor tile. Any concerns, questions I should be asking. Is this possible/ok? How much $ would I be looking at. Thanks in advance. Kevin

It would be very usefull to have the complete picture of your situation.

Read the anouncement at the top of this forum for what we need to know.

Thanks.

Ok Greg, here goes. Not sure exactly what you need.
The house is a 50 year old ranch, approx 1250 sq. I live in the Northeast.
Boiler is at least 30 years old and I plan on replacing in the very near future. Currently has two zones w/ two thermostats.
Can I intermix baseboard heating and radiant floor heating in the same system? Will the radiant heating need to be on it's own zone?
I have installed an entire baseboard heating system in a 1800sq. colonial w/three zones and one thermostat.

kcflip:

It should not be a problem to pipe in another zone for the floor heat.

Here is some info I found:

http://www.radiant-floor-heating.com/hydronicexplained.htm

http://www.radiant-floor-heating.com/hydronicexplained.htm

http://www.rbamech.ab.ca/hydronicradiantheating/