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On Tue, 07 Jul 2009 20:18:43 -0400, Bryce
wrote: Ryan Homes is building a bunch of homes nearby. The basement walls are poured concrete and the AC compressor is supported by a hefty bracket bolted to the wall - a foot or so above grade. Why are they doing this instead of putting the compressor on the ground? It seems to me that a lot of noise gets coupled into the house when it's done this way, plus cost of bracket and mounting labor. What am I missing? I have not had any problem with this setup on my current home. Little sound and vibration come into the home. I might add that if it is not properly installed, it can transmit a fair amount of noise and vibration however. I had to do a little adjusting to tune it out. |
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