Vent Freestanding Unit Indoors?
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07-15-10, 05:39 PM
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Vent Freestanding Unit Indoors?
I'm roasting in a 1920's house with original french windows (open out or in with arched tops) and no central A/C. I have a couple free standing Sharp CV-10NP units, but its not possible to vent them out the windows.
I can't retrofit the windows ... historical home. I thought about maybe removing one pane of glass though and creating something that could be swapped out for the winter months.
Is there a way to vent these units indoors? Perhaps into a cold air return for the furnace? Or even better, down the furnace registered that are not being used at present?
Oh, and the exterior walls are, no kidding, 1' of almost plaster, wood and stucco. So a direct vent is major construction. Just went through it replacing a door.
Appreciate the help!
I can't retrofit the windows ... historical home. I thought about maybe removing one pane of glass though and creating something that could be swapped out for the winter months.
Is there a way to vent these units indoors? Perhaps into a cold air return for the furnace? Or even better, down the furnace registered that are not being used at present?
Oh, and the exterior walls are, no kidding, 1' of almost plaster, wood and stucco. So a direct vent is major construction. Just went through it replacing a door.
Appreciate the help!
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07-15-10, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted by pookadilly
Is there a way to vent these units indoors? Perhaps into a cold air return for the furnace? Or even better, down the furnace registered that are not being used at present?
