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That looks extremely cheap and ugly, I would be embarrassed to have company over. I'll stick to my True HEPA Coways, which you can get for roughly the same pric
by 0daystock 4y ago
That looks extremely cheap and ugly, I would be embarrassed to have company over. I'll stick to my True HEPA Coways, which you can get for roughly the same price as this DIY contraption.
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- lkbm 4y agoHigh ceilings will help. Next step would be to add paint the joints and latticework (or run some colorful tape), and maybe add some LEDs. Black light tape along the latticework, black light at the top of the room. Other lighting is all dim lighting in the lower half (warm lamps). I dunno. It'll be hard to make this not look weird unless you do something crazy, like a drop ceiling so the fan and filters are inset. If the aesthetics are important, I'd put it on the home office (out of view from Zoom) rather than the living room.
- LinuxBender 4y agoI going for aesthetics I might just put them in the ceiling and have what appears to be low profile vents that one might not even notice. That would keep most of the noise in the ceiling. One could build an enclosure that the HEPA filter unit sits in and routes the intake/output to different ceiling vents. With a little extra effort the filter could be swapped out by removing/lowering the vent intake.