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Okay to change Air Return?
I'm starting a project to finish my basement and my cold air return
runs across my floor joists from one end of the house to the other - front to back. It passes in front of three basement windows and dips under the basement stair landing on the way. My question - one I'm too intimidated to post on that nasty HVAC site - is whether or not it is feasible to just put my cold air return in the basement near the furnace in order to eliminate all the ductwork. I normally wouldn't consider this, but since I am finishing the basement and will keep it the same temp as the rest of the house, I thought it might even help circulate the air throughout the house. In addition, I am installing radiant heat flooring in my kitchen, which is where the cold air return is now. Right now, I have about 40 feet of duct work for one return in my kitchen. Thanks for your help. |
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