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8th April 2009, 11:50 PM #1
Minimum Height under house for Ducted heating.
I have a weatherboard house on stumps.The house is nearly 2 feet from the ground at one end and slopes to around 6 inches at the far end of house.
Would it still be possible for me to get ducted heating in the floor?
I really dont want it in the ceiling as i believe takes to long to warm up.
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