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You can leave the pipes there. They're not doing much. Radiators aren't much threat either, unless you trip into one.
Not really. Since the radiators operate at a substantially lower temperature, you may well have to replace them - you need larger, more efficient radiators than may be typical with gas-fired systems
Oh, using the same system, instead of switching to forced air.
... why does efficiency matter if the heat stays in the house? They're just always-warm instead of sometimes-hot, yeah?