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Posted By: gravelldIf the units provide 12l/s that almost covers it.
Posted By: gravelldYeah, they could be described as MEV, but not ducted.
whether I might end up with some windows that make my house non-compliant.
Every time I try to contact BC I get very little help - I don't even understand what the process is
Posted By: gravelldWhenever I look at planning applications online the application forms always seem incredibly tersely written and with no detail at all about things like ventilation, window performance etc.
Posted By: Nick Parsonsgravelld, does this help?Thanks, some good advice there, but I think this is written for new construction... I'm guessing we don't have to provide a site location plan for example, we aren't moving the house ;-)
https://www.dacorum.gov.uk/docs/default-source/planning-development/1---householder-leaflet-2--building-regs-mar2011.pdf?Status=Master&sfvrsn=0" rel="nofollow" >https://www.dacorum.gov.uk/docs/default-source/planning-development/1---householder-leaflet-2--building-regs-mar2011.pdf?Status=Master&sfvrsn=0
Posted By: gravelldI'm guessing we don't have to provide a site location plan for example
Posted By: WillInAberdeen85l/s is a lot of ventilation, have you worked out how much energy it will use each year to heat that much air? Might be worthwhile to go straight to MHRVI know it's a lot, but AIUI the regs are very safety-first. My plan is to simply turn it down (many of these units can have different rates) and use humidity and CO2 monitors to make sure I'm not doing anything silly.
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