ᐅ Ventilation Controlled mechanical ventilation in the living room concealed by a sliding door
Created on: 9 Jan 2021 15:54
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Bertram100
Unfortunately, the developer didn’t pay attention and installed the outlet for the controlled residential ventilation system on the wall where I want to have a sliding door. This is the living room, which is open to the kitchen (mid-terrace house, living room at the front facing the street, hallway in the middle, kitchen and dining area at the back). Would it be a problem if the ventilation outlet is partially blocked by a wooden sliding door in the front room? I assume the door won’t be completely airtight in front of the ventilation outlet and that there will be a few millimeters (inches) of space. The door hasn’t been installed yet; it’s still in the planning stage.
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Bertram10010 Jan 2021 06:36Yes, the door will be an electric lock (EL).
Bertram100 schrieb:
Yes, the door opens outward.That’s obviously inconvenient. In that case, the general contractor is out of the picture.
Does there even need to be a door there?
Can you install it on the other side?
K1300S schrieb:
If this was planned and coordinated beforehand, then in my opinion the main contractor is by no means relieved of responsibility. Otherwise, they could simply install the doorbell connection at a height of 2 m (6.6 feet) since it involves electrical work. Yes, you're right. It must at least be included in the planning so that other trades can refer to it.
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