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About this blog

This is a short blog about the thinking process, installation and results of a combined ASHP, MVHR, PV, EV charging and Water heating coil system being installed in a bungalow with good insulation and air tightness.

 

Be warned! The theory, installation and results assumed may not be right and I will only be sure when the job is completed.

 

Should you have any questions about this PM me and I will try to include an answer in the blog.

 

Good luck with your home

 

Marvin

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Bungalow air tightness

Air tightness was followed to a reasonable standard:   All external walls sealed with plastic before the electric first fix   Plasterboard ceiling to almost floor and then siliconed / masticed to floor.   No open fireplaces, cat flaps or tricklevent.
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Bungalow thermal elements

The bungalow has an average of 180mm of PIR under the suspended floor. The cavity walls have an average of 140mm PIR in the walls The loft has an average of 300mm of fluffy. Theflat roof has 200mm PIR. The doors and windows are the latest double glazing.
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Bungalow history

The bungalow was built in the 1970's and extensively renovated in the last 4 years.   It has external block walls and timber suspended floor, timber frame including all internal walls and concrete tiled roof running east/west at a rise of 23 degrees.   Having never heard of, or gained knowledge from, buildhub I renovated and extended the bungalow as best as I knew. The garage was converted and has a flat roof. Fortunately the work included insulation, air tightness and a MVHR
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