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Posted by Bob Pietrangelo on February 7, 2007, 10:30 pm
Unless you have really high ceilings I wouldn't use any round, nor would you
wqant to pay the cost for the spiral . We just did 14 units and installed
seperate units in each apartment. Landlord was seperating untilities. We
used Ruud 90% Furnaces and Condensers on the roof. Some space is going to
lost. But gives tenant more control
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Bob Pietrangelo
bob@comfort-solution.biz
> danger....your idea was the one I was looking at...the round duct is in
> our restaurant for the retro look.
>
> However...I noticed the ventless gas heaters by Comfort Glo...and these
> would be less expensive to install and would need no duct work...or
> electric run...only extensions of the gas lines.
>
> THANKS TO ALL
>> Need to get three or four local heating and aC companies out to
>> look. I've heard of this kind of situation. there are an
>> assortment of answers.
>>
>> One option to consider is to put a furnace in each unit. That
>> would require gas, electric, and ducting.
>>
>> --
>>
>> Christopher A. Young
>> You can't shout down a troll.
>> You have to starve them.
>> .
>>
>>> Hey ....
>>>
>>> I own a building that has three apartments in it and currently
>> uses steam
>>> heat....COSTLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>>>
>>> I wanted some options so that I could install let's say a small
>> furnace in
>>> every apartment. No, baseboard heating is not an option since
>> I would need
>>> to upgrade ALL of the wiring.
>>>
>>> Any suggestions?
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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