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10-05-2005, 02:27 AM #1
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Hello,
One more Ques. here... How many lines would you suggest for a 14x14 room good insulation, 2 windows low e anderson. Ducts are 6 inch oval. How many lines and how many returns. Two identical rooms being upgraded.
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10-05-2005, 02:49 AM #2
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No enough information.
Question for you... Why are you not asking your installer?
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10-05-2005, 03:11 AM #3
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You don't have to answer that last question.... I already know the answer.
You are a DIYer! (that got a contractor almost a month ago)
Your post, stating you have approx. a 1500 sq ft home.
Another post, where you have approx. a 1500 sq ft home.
A post 2 weeks later, where you now have a 1100 sq ft home.
I really enjoyed this post.
Did ya get oil or gas?
If your contractor can't answer your questions, get a new contractor!
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10-05-2005, 03:13 AM #4
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Location, Window Size and Orientation
How many depends on ...Originally posted by mycapehome
Hello,
One more Ques. here... How many lines would you suggest for a 14x14 room good insulation, 2 windows low e anderson. Ducts are 6 inch oval. How many lines and how many returns. Two identical rooms being upgraded.
Window could be 2' x 2'
or 12' x 8' on two sides
and face N, S, E or W.
Cape home could be in FL, Maine, Washington or California.
It's not rocket science,
it's Common Sen$e.
Designer Dan
It's Not Rocket Science, But It is SCIENCE with "Some Art".
Define the Building Envelope and Perform a Detailed Load Calc: It's ALL About Windows and Make-up Air Requirements. Know Your Equipment Capabilities
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