Dr Hix
2018-11-18 12:46:07
- #1
I have just been through the drama myself. As a layperson, it’s easy to forget how much space is needed for pipes and working on them. Just try, for example, to mentally go through how your water and ventilation pipes are supposed to be routed out of this room into the house and what that means for the usability of the walls along their path. And as has already written, the air-water heat pump in the corner won’t work; at least allow 30cm of wall distance so it can be connected. Even if that is enough, you will still have the problem later that no one can access it if you block the system with additional devices.
Apart from that, the placement of ventilation and heating is also tied to an enormous (long-term) savings potential. That should also be considered whenever possible.
I would estimate that your room barely suffices for connections, heating, and control cabinets. All the rest must find space elsewhere.
Apart from that, the placement of ventilation and heating is also tied to an enormous (long-term) savings potential. That should also be considered whenever possible.
I would estimate that your room barely suffices for connections, heating, and control cabinets. All the rest must find space elsewhere.