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Hi All,
A while ago someone was talking about converting their portable air conditoiner by fitting it into the loft, and then fitting vents etc in the roof. Has anyone tried this. I have a homebase portable aircon unit which is a tad noisy in the bedroom. I'd like to put it in the loft, fitting vents for the cooling side to the ceiling, and vents for the exhaust / intake side to my outside wall. I just wondered if anyone has done this, and if so, what was required - new case etc. Could I make a new case out of plywood... Otherwise I'm not sure how I would mod the plastic one to accept the new fitings I'd need! ideas? Matthew |
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