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An economical beginning for a project of this sort would be to construct a house
within a house such as the “ basic living unit ” shown in Figure 6 - 6 of Chapter 6 .
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An economical beginning for a project of this sort would be to construct a house
within a house such as the “ basic living unit ” shown in Figure 6 - 6 of Chapter 6 .
Your house within a house can either be a freestanding unit within the shell of ...
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This unit operates like an air conditioner in reverse , ejecting warm air into the
house and cold air outdoors . Its overall ... Moreover , the unit can be used for
summer cooling , saving the extra initial cost of a separate air conditioner .
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This unit operates like an air conditioner in reverse , ejecting warm air into the
house and cold air outdoors . Its overall ... Moreover , the unit can be used for
summer cooling , saving the extra initial cost of a separate air conditioner .
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The attic is a good place for the storage tank , as it assures that the storage unit is
above the collector . ... You may want to use one of these units if your house
design was such that none of the options outlined in Figure 18 - 10 would work .
The attic is a good place for the storage tank , as it assures that the storage unit is
above the collector . ... You may want to use one of these units if your house
design was such that none of the options outlined in Figure 18 - 10 would work .
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| ºÃóҸԡÒà | Eugene Eccli |
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| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Rodale Press, 1976 |
| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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