The ducts are inserted into the walls plus snaked around obstacles without causing mangle or requiring remodeling.
When I was looking into heating plus cooling possibilities for a undoubtedly old house, I’d never heard of high velocity systems, but my lake house has been around for nearly multiple hundred years, the walls were built with the studs turned sideways to maximize living space. This makes for undoubtedly slim walls plus not enough room to accommodate respected HVAC duct, and plus, most of the walls are still the seasoned plaster plus lathe which is a sizable mess to update, then for the first year all of us lived in the house, our partner plus I got by with portable heating plus cooling options. All of us had space furnaces congested in all over the venue, having extension cords stretched across the floor is annoying. The space furnaces were ugly to look at, took up pricey space plus all of us sad about safety; With outdoor un-even temperatures well below frigid while I was in the winter, our home was always frigid, but in the summer, all of us fared a little better with window cooling systems. All of us weren’t ecstatic about sacrificing the view plus the security risk, however at least the cooling systems were able to provide some relief from the heat plus humidity. I decided all of us needed a permanently installed whole-house Heating, Ventilation and A/C plan plus started researching online. I eventually came across high velocity systems. This style of temperature control utilizes bendy HVAC ducts that are only multiple to multiple inches in diameter. The ducts are inserted into the walls plus snaked around obstacles without causing mangle or requiring remodeling. Small vents are available in all sorts of shapes plus styles to suit any decor. The plan delivers conditioned air at a undoubtedly high velocity of speed which creates a gentle suction. This suction mixes the heated/cooled air with the existing air abruptly plus suddenly raise or lower room temperature.