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  #2655119 12-Feb-2021 10:55
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timmmay:

 

Interesting, why did you put in a ducted unit with a single duct? Your design would be quite different from any other ducted unit, you don't need returns.

 

We could put a return under the floor easily enough, but then we'd need to run a 200mm duct from under the floor up to the ceiling cavity where the ducted unit lives. That's a pretty big pipe. I'd just put the return directly into the ceiling if I went that way.

 

I'm fairly confident that I'm going to order the Tamarak wall return grills from the US and install them low down, so the conditioned air is drawn across the room.

 

 

We have 4 outlets - lounge, family room, kitchen, hallway  and 2 returns, a small one in the ceiling (away from outlets) and a larger one at floor level in the other end of the hallway.

 

To get the duct from floor level back up to the ceiling we utilized the wasted space in a walk-in wardrobe where two wall units meet at right-angles.




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  #2655124 12-Feb-2021 11:13
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Interesting. We don't really have a spot we could put a 200 - 250mm duct up inside the house. Plus then you have to join to the return which looks like it has two 250 - 300mm ducts. Sounds like a job for a customer installer! I suspect HRV buy kits from Panasonic with all the standard parts and just install them.


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