bortel
2016-05-27 07:53:11
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Hello everyone,
since I now have to decide which wall or roof penetration we need to use for supply and exhaust air, I am dealing with the various alternatives on the market.
On the north side, we have the possibility to get fresh air at the gable. The gable on the north side faces the street, so the option should also look reasonable.
The idea for the roof would be to vent the exhaust air, and the south gable can also be used for exhaust air. The south gable faces the garden.
We are building a house on a slope, which means from the street side you can see 1 full floor and the pitched roof with attic and loft. The controlled residential ventilation unit is to be installed in the loft.
So far, I have not found any option for supply and exhaust air that really convinces me.
What have you installed and what makes sense?
A planner for the controlled residential ventilation is available, but I want to look beyond the usual things myself to see what is out there.
Best regards
Micha
since I now have to decide which wall or roof penetration we need to use for supply and exhaust air, I am dealing with the various alternatives on the market.
On the north side, we have the possibility to get fresh air at the gable. The gable on the north side faces the street, so the option should also look reasonable.
The idea for the roof would be to vent the exhaust air, and the south gable can also be used for exhaust air. The south gable faces the garden.
We are building a house on a slope, which means from the street side you can see 1 full floor and the pitched roof with attic and loft. The controlled residential ventilation unit is to be installed in the loft.
So far, I have not found any option for supply and exhaust air that really convinces me.
What have you installed and what makes sense?
A planner for the controlled residential ventilation is available, but I want to look beyond the usual things myself to see what is out there.
Best regards
Micha