You mean besides tripping over them? A room type AC moves heat from inside to the outside. The outer part of the unit needs to be outside the house- not in the space under it, so that moving air can get rid of waste heat and condensed water. Mounted in the floor, the space under your house would be very hot and wet. However, CENTRAL air conditioning uses ducts to carry cooled air to rooms, and they are usually mounted in the floor.
Floor plan mean Scottish plan. It shows the distance of room from the floor and physical appearance of room walls and all other features of rooms.
If its from condensation, you have 2 options; Either adjust the temperature of the room to the same as the floor or installing dehumidifiers to remove the moisture in the room.
In areas with air of varying temperatures, the cooler air will sink into the less dense warmer air. Adding cooler air at a higher point in the room will improve mixing as it settles into the room, rather than remaining near the floor. For the same reason, heating (without a fan) is more effective when done at a lower level, so that the warm air rises into the occupied area.
Actually it is not smoke but water molecules when it is working properly. AIR CON will remove most of the water from a room
Absolutely, but you have to be aware that it will raise your floor level and you might have a problem with door jambs and levels of flooring from one from room to another.
Yes, a central air conditioner can be installed in a house that currently uses room air conditioners as long as there is a place to put the fan outdoors.
If you have a home where central air cannot regulate from room to room or floor to floor, ductless air conditioners may be a great option to solve your problem. A ductless air conditioner can be installed in virtually any area of your home. It will provide temperature control for an area that may not stay cool regardless of your thermostat settings. Ductless air conditioners are energy efficient and may allow you to cut back on the use of your central cooling system.
A fireplace mantel should typically be installed around 54 inches above the floor in a room.
Cold air falls...warm air rises
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Air conditioners are typically installed on the top to take advantage of the principle that cool air sinks and warm air rises. Placing the AC unit high up allows for better distribution of cool air throughout the room. Room heaters, on the other hand, are placed on the floor to provide warmth at ground level where occupants are more likely to feel the heat.
An air conditioners usually installed at the top portion of the room because as cool air is heavier than warmer air so it settles down at the bottom due to which the cooler air goes up into the airconditioner and cools down.
Wall switches should be 48" from the floor to the top of the switch box. They should never be placed behind a door. They cannot be installed within 3' of a bathtub or shower. Other than that they can be placed anywhere. For the most part they should be installed in the room where the light is located and not outside that room if possible. Use common sense.
No, air conditioners do not take in outside air to cool a room. They recirculate and cool the air that is already inside the room.
No, air conditioners do not bring in outside air when cooling a room. They recirculate and cool the air already inside the room.
one that has no dorrs or windows and has firm walls floor and rooof
A tack strip for concrete is used to secure carpet in place. It is installed by nailing or gluing the strip to the concrete floor along the edges of the room.