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My first observation here is: the person is supposed to work independently of outside temperature? Apparently there is no AC/heating in this thing.
by coliveira 7y ago
My first observation here is: the person is supposed to work independently of outside temperature? Apparently there is no AC/heating in this thing.
- stronglikedan 7y ago> What heating and cooling unit is used? > You have several options when it comes to temperature control. Depending on your climate needs, you can save money by using a floor fan or go with a AC unit. Since the mini-office is...mini...it is a lot easier to heat and cool a small space. For the price, you'd think it would come with a central A/C and a mini beer fridge.
- cwiggs 7y agoThere is an option to add AC and/or a fan.
- antidaily 7y ago$3000 for the air unit. I paid about $800 for the hotel style PTAC unit I put in the office above my garage.
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- dpeck 7y agoit's basically a green house, it is going to get uncomfortably hot and humid during 5 or so months of the year in most of North America. The single room air conditioners by mitsubishi would be a great option for a space like this though.
- coliveira 7y agoAt least in the summer you can use a fan, my worry is with the winter!
- dpeck 7y agoI don't know, if its reasonably insulated a person and a laptop can get a space comfortable fairly quickly and a little space heater has no problem with something that small in all but the coldest weather.
- Gravityloss 7y agoLarge awnings and roller blinds would help somewhat with the big greenhousey glass wall.
- driverdan 7y agoThey're trying to get you to spend $3000 on an air conditioner, which is about double what a good heat pump would cost for it.