Re: Outhouse / Node 0 ventilation

["frankjones2928" <frankjones2928@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> You are right with the cat5 and co-ax, once it is in it is in...
you may
> add a little but sounds as if you would have trouble with that
because
> of the route through the house. One thing to consider, depending on
> layout, is to use an external 'false' rainwater down-pipe to route
> cables from the ground floor into the loft. People don't notice
> rainwater pipes...

Yes, a new hardwood floor is going down in the room which connects via
underground pipes to the outhouse. Once that is done, that's it
really (although if we *had* to add more cabling, rainwater pipes
taking cabling down from the loft and then into the outhouse via
another route is something we have talked about).


>
> In Summary, look to draw in outside air, thermostat controlled,
filter
> it, and if possible push the heated air to habitable space so that
you
> get some secondary use. Also you can probably expect the effect to
be
> something like a 1 or 2 bar electric fire on permanently....
>

At this stage it's very unlikely we'll be able to make use of the
heat.

Thanks for your help so far Nigel, it's been great, but could I push
you (or someone) to maybe suggest an actual product to achieve this?
It's really not something I understand so I'd have trouble explaining
to the builders! If I can say "here, something like <point at
tlc-direct page>" that'd be great!

Thanks again
Frank