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| jlapedavis
 |  "Conditioning a small space"
, posted Sun 21 Sep 21:21  
I recently constructed a building that has a 28 foot span, 12/12 pitch attic truss. I plan on building out the attic area for a small apartment. As is typical with an attic truss, there are 4 foot knee walls on the sides. The space is 16 x 36 (open area). Does anyone have any recommendations as to which way I should go for heating and cooling? I could use a small wall furnace and a window air conditioner although would prefer not to.
Thanks for the insights
Jerry
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| aircooled
| "Re(1):Conditioning a small space" , posted Tue 23 Sep 08:57:
Ductless mini split would work great, or PTAC through the wall heat pump would also be a good choice with 576 sq.ft. 1.5 ton would do the job.
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| Lou Lopasco
| "Re(1):Conditioning a small space" , posted Mon 22 Sep 18:55
Mitsubishi Mr. Slim ductless split heat pump all the way! Those units are GREAT for space heating and cooling. I HIGHLY recommend it!
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