How to conceal heating systems in modern open-concept homes
In short: Open floor plans with high ceilings often leave architects with very little space for traditional HVAC ductwork. This video explores modern technologies designed to solve this spatial challenge without sacrificing aesthetic design.
Richard Trethewey examines the difficulty of integrating heating into homes with high ceilings and open layouts. The video explores several specialized solutions to hide bulky components, including radiant heat subflooring, modular radiators, and flexible ductwork that can be snaked through insulation bays.
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