Aesthetic considerations of ceiling valves
Hi everyone,
My first post here so let me start off with a big thank you to past contributors to MVHR discussions - the archives have been invaluable in getting me up to speed with the nuances of numerous aspects of system design and have even provided answers to questions I didn't know I had! I note a number of names were on the ebuild forum too on which I have also been trawling the archives of.
One aspect I haven't read much (anything?) about is aesthetic consideratio
Sounds like a neat solution. Most of the flow adjustment systems are either clunky (like running around changing restrictor plates) or mean screwing the actual terminal in and out on the thread, so they all end up looking slightly different if there's a lot of adjustment.
For a budget solution I think it's hard to beat the ones I linked to, as they are very unobtrusive, especially as so few people gaze up at the ceiling all the time, where 90% of them are fitted. Here's a view of o
