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Hot water tanks can be located in storage rooms , lofts , above kitchen or bath
ceilings , or in basements when provided . The plans optimize wall space in
bedrooms . Despite tight space , bedrooms have become so important that queen
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Hot water tanks can be located in storage rooms , lofts , above kitchen or bath
ceilings , or in basements when provided . The plans optimize wall space in
bedrooms . Despite tight space , bedrooms have become so important that queen
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A trombe wall stores solar gains near the periphery of the house , whereas
centralized storage decreases losses and will allow heat to migrate to
surrounding spaces . A trombe wall provides heat storage , solar collection , and
heat distribution ...
A trombe wall stores solar gains near the periphery of the house , whereas
centralized storage decreases losses and will allow heat to migrate to
surrounding spaces . A trombe wall provides heat storage , solar collection , and
heat distribution ...
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The ceiling of the clerestory should be a light color to reflect and diffuse sunlight
down into the space and provide direct radiation for thermal collection or storage
. The exterior roof surface can be reflective to substantially increase solar gains .
The ceiling of the clerestory should be a light color to reflect and diffuse sunlight
down into the space and provide direct radiation for thermal collection or storage
. The exterior roof surface can be reflective to substantially increase solar gains .
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