pagoni2020
2020-06-19 12:10:18
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A quick question about this topic. We are planning an open ground floor (except for the utility room and guest room/bathroom), an open gallery area, and then one bedroom + bathroom on the upper floor.
There will be an attic; could I sensibly use this for controlled residential ventilation? I have little experience with this. Through the attic, I could easily create air outlets down into the open living area, the bathroom, and the bedroom on the top floor and lay hoses freely in the floor. It might not be perfect, because not all rooms would be integrated, but still a large part of the open floor plan. Sounds like a relatively easy solution to implement, even afterwards, since no walls would need to be drilled through and the entire system could be placed in the unused attic. Necessary air inlets or outlets would each go directly through the roof.
Room ventilation would then only take place through the attic ceiling, which extends over all the rooms on the upper floor and almost all on the ground floor.
So far, we are actually planning without controlled residential ventilation, but this sounds to me like at least a basic controlled residential ventilation, basically better than nothing.
I’m afraid I’m overlooking something, but you will (unfortunately) tell me.
We will have a professional install an air conditioning system from the outset.
There will be an attic; could I sensibly use this for controlled residential ventilation? I have little experience with this. Through the attic, I could easily create air outlets down into the open living area, the bathroom, and the bedroom on the top floor and lay hoses freely in the floor. It might not be perfect, because not all rooms would be integrated, but still a large part of the open floor plan. Sounds like a relatively easy solution to implement, even afterwards, since no walls would need to be drilled through and the entire system could be placed in the unused attic. Necessary air inlets or outlets would each go directly through the roof.
Room ventilation would then only take place through the attic ceiling, which extends over all the rooms on the upper floor and almost all on the ground floor.
So far, we are actually planning without controlled residential ventilation, but this sounds to me like at least a basic controlled residential ventilation, basically better than nothing.
I’m afraid I’m overlooking something, but you will (unfortunately) tell me.
We will have a professional install an air conditioning system from the outset.