The heating system does not fit into the utility room as planned

your plan to rotate will not give up. for maintenance purposes, the manufacturer recommends leaving 30cm of space on both sides, among other things. then the device would be placed significantly more in front of the window.

also, i have to say, i had perceived the situation in the first picture as significantly worse. so, personally, i don't see a real "problem".

Turning doesn't help. 30cm distance to the sides is still little, the installer will show you a bird. The format of the heating in the plan is already strange. That might fit for a gas boiler with a separate water tank, but not for a heat pump as a compact unit. With connections at the back, you're looking at about one meter depth - just like it's probably done now in reality.

Then we would have planned the utility room differently, for example by moving the window... And I also do not accept just taking it like that. I think this should have been taken into account accordingly, after all, the heating has been fixed from the beginning. [emoji24]

Then we would have planned the utility room differently, e.g. moved the window... And I also don't see why we should just accept it like that. I think this should have been taken into account accordingly, after all, the heating has been fixed from the beginning. [emoji24]

but what bothers you? The appearance?

so once again about air supply. Holes, one each at the top and bottom, and then keep ventilating.

Can't have the window moved somewhere else? Is the exterior plaster already on?

Don't see a handle on the window... have you tried opening it yet?

Don't see a handle on the window... have you tried opening it?

We have. The window cannot be fully opened, it scrapes along the radiator.