Removal of suitcases due to central controlled residential ventilation

  • Erstellt am 2016-04-30 14:02:45

jx7

2016-04-30 16:44:56
  • #1
I can gladly send you the further plans by email.
 

Bieber0815

2016-05-01 21:14:28
  • #2

It would be better to have a detailed plan (working plan, execution plan), but it is also possible without one.

In our case, you can see pipes and silencers "surface-mounted" on and under the ceiling of the utility room. In the rest of the house, all elements are located in the ceiling or inside a wall, except for one pipe in the bathroom, where the wall was too thin. If we had a plan, this would have been noticed, and a solution might have been found. Now there is a soffit, which in our bathroom hardly bothers at all (there are other pre-wall installations and soffits anyway). Anyway...

I consider the sketch from your post to be poor planning. Is that the blue ventilation duct? Why are there so many 90° bends? Why aren’t silencers and distributors mounted on the basement ceiling? You can live with that in the basement, right? Then there would be no need for soffits upstairs. I don’t understand the area between the ground floor ceiling and the upper floor floor...
 
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