Tips and Tricks for Controlled Residential Ventilation Systems

Hello,

OK, now that you mention it... why did you do that? So you save supply/exhaust air ducts? Or does it have a deeper meaning?

It saves the overpressure channels or grilles in the doors or large gaps under the doors. The air has to be able to flow somehow between the rooms, otherwise you would have to install supply and exhaust air in every room. The air has to go somewhere, otherwise it doesn't work.

You can't see it, only if you look at the door frame from above. And I do that rather rarely...

Best regards,

Andreas

By the way, no valves need to be planned in the hallway; this is usually a bypass area.

By the way, you don't need to plan valves in the hallway; this is usually a bypass area.

I am very interested in this topic. Do you have a tip on how or where I can best read up on this?

Thank you and regards

Bosy actually has a lot of information on his pages.

Just search for "Bosy Lüftung"

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Hi,


It saves the overcurrent channels or grilles in the doors or large gaps under the doors. The air has to be able to flow somehow between the rooms, otherwise you would have to install supply and exhaust air in every room. The air has to go somewhere, otherwise it won’t work.

You can’t see it, only if you look at the door frame from above. And I rarely do that....

Regards,

Andreas

Could you possibly make a picture of that for me? And how did you handle that in the construction phase?

Sorry, for ot...

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What is wrong with that?