Additionally, you will find the current floor plans indicating which rooms may be equipped with an air conditioning system, as well as some pictures of the exterior view.
In the attic, two of the three rooms (namely the office and bedroom) have skylights that will likely be fitted with external blinds. The middle room (child's room) is located in the front gable and will have a regular blind.
On the ground floor, there are Venetian blinds at the south-west corner in the area of the floor-to-ceiling windows; normal blinds are planned for the remaining windows.
Everything is controllable via smart home (also remotely or according to time of day and light incidence).
Nevertheless, there is concern that the rooms in the attic will become too warm in summer given the current temperature trends.
The first offer for equipping the four rooms with a multi-split air conditioning system amounts to approximately €15,000 including materials and installation!
Wood fiber boards as roof insulation are currently not planned.
Are there any experiences regarding cooling via controlled residential ventilation and underfloor heating? From what I have read, it seems that the cooling functions there are very limited and that actual cooling down in the height of summer can only be achieved with an air conditioning system.
Why is the power consumption negligible?
