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Posted By: CX23882The other option would be a pergola or carport
Posted By: CX23882I'm not seeing much temperature drop overnight though
Posted By: CX23882Would a high speed extractor such as the Manrose MF200 providing 238l/s be of any use
Posted By: gyrogeardoes this mean climate-wise, or dwelling-wise ?
Posted By: gyrogearAccessory question: how would you summarize your dwelling from the point of view of thermal mass: much, not much ? Perhaps a brief summary of the structure might help (types of walls and floors, insulation types, presence of underfloor voids (cellar, crawlspace, basement etc.).
Posted By: Peter_in_HungaryHigh speed extractors make a lot of noise! A big(er) large dia. slow fan would be much better.
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