help needed covering ducted air conditioning
Maria Leighton
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siriuskey
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Ducted Air Conditioning?
Comments (3)It needs to be integrated into the initial design in some cases. In some designs ducted may not be able to be added very easily due to positioning of A/C unit, make-up air position or even running the ducting plumbing through beams..... So yes, cheaper to do it before construction or before construction progresses to far....See MoreDucted air con from floor vents?
Comments (13)Hi all, I'm new to this and would like to any feedback from others who have installed refrigerative air conditioning with ducts under a raised timber floor, and what issues they may have experience by using a common heating and cooling ducts. We are also building a new home that will have raised timber flooring so we can install ducted heating but, in our case, there is no roof space to install ducts in the ceiling in any case because our house will have 2 skillion roofs, one at 15° and the other at 7.5° pitch, both meeting in the center of the house, and running the entire length of the house. The other challenge we have is that half the house along one side will have raked ceilings in the living, dining and kitchen areas and will extend along the entry hall way, whilst the other half of the house where the bedroom bathroom laundry etc., will have flat 2.75m high ceiling and the available roof space will be minimal. The option of ducting the cooling beneath the house is attractive because we also don't need bulkheads....See MoreCore Hole - Concrete Slab to install Ducted AC
Comments (1)If I can suggest posting this into the Design Dilemma forum, rather than other. Also it might be an idea to contact a few contractors yourself for a quicker result?...See MoreAir-conditioning dilemma
Comments (5)Ducted, 2-zones (bedroom and living). Check out reviews of different systems on productreview.com.au. Look to improve your ceiling insulation, window covers etc to improve its efficiency. We also went a slightly bigger system than we needed, so it never runs at 'full' capacity. Very cheap to run, compared to an under-sized system we had previous that just constantly ran at full pelt....See Moresiriuskey
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