Case Study - cool solution to hot problem of working from home

A lovely Georgian period property in Bath has an office on the upper level of the converted workshop building, which was unbearably hot during the summer months.  This room was used as an office for working at home on a PC.  Although, beautifully modernised to a high standard and the walls & roof insulated, with office equipment blowing out heat and hot air  rising from the rooms below, the office became very warm during the hot summer months and really needed air conditioning.  However, the high vaulted ceiling didn't lend itself to a ceiling unit unit installation, so the radiator was removed from under the window and a wall-mounted air conditioning unit was fitted instead.  This is coupled to an outdoor condensing unit.  Both are extremely quiet in operation and provide welcomed cooing during the hot summer months and heating in the winter. 

With high gas prices, it makes sense to just heat the occupied office during the day using the heat-pump thus saving on running costs.

It wa important to keep the installation neat and avoid intrusive surface mounted pipework in this beautiful house and you can see from the photographs how we have avoided any untidy surface pipework and power wiring. 

The client is immedietly benifitting from a nice cool workspace at home.