I’ve got a small 2nd floor bathroom with a 5’ run of HW baseboard heat. Problem is that the only available location is adjacent to the toilet. Is it a stupid idea to remove the copper pipe and fins and relocate it to under the floor between the floor joists?
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If you were to do that you may want to think about stapling radiant heat tubes to the subfloor between the joists.
Another option is to mount a heated towel rack on the wall.
Warm towels and heat all in one...buic