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Hi
I live in a top floor flat. The rear rooms which I use as bedroom/office get really hot as the sun is beating on them all day long. Ive been looking at small air con units. Ive been told that its no good putting the vent out of an open window and this doesnt look good either. I cant put a vent hole through the wall to the outside as the lease wont allow it. I wondered if its OK to vent into the loft space or the airing cupboard? The loft is just used for storage and in the summer it gets like a suana up there any way. The airing cupboard is just on the other side of the wall of my office so making a vent hole into it shouldnt be difficult. Any advice or suggestions would be very welcome. Thanks Rob |
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