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roof windows
Which is better from a lighting point of view - one large roof window, 980mm
deep x 560, or 2 smaller, 550 mm deep x 450mm, set a short distance apart? Price is the much the same, but i suppose the two smaller would give better ventilation. The loft floor is boarded and the rafters covered and painted to house a grown-up train set! The space is not habitable, access by removeable ladder. Regards ZD |
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On Tue, 31 May 2005 20:36:58 GMT, "Zipadee Doodar"
wrote: Which is better from a lighting point of view - one large roof window, 980mm deep x 560, or 2 smaller, 550 mm deep x 450mm, set a short distance apart? Price is the much the same, but i suppose the two smaller would give better ventilation. The loft floor is boarded and the rafters covered and painted to house a grown-up train set! The space is not habitable, access by removeable ladder. Regards ZD I went for one large window (2.4x1.2) rather than a row of smaller ones, simply because the larger one could be deigned to fit in a more pleasing way, and it was much much cheeper. Rick |
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