The garage is one of the few areas of the house that is not as well-insulated as the rest of the interior. Garage heating may be important if you have a workshop, storage space, or simply want a more comfortable environment when getting into and out of your vehicle.
In this article, we explore natural gas garage heaters, and what to look for when choosing one for your garage.
Casement windows are a nice touch for any home, especially in kitchens and bathrooms. However, for rooms lacking traditional windows, it can be a challenge to cool them with a regular window air conditioner.
The answer: Casement window AC units.
In the previous article, we explained the concept of makeup air, and why it’s necessary for most indoor buildings.
In this installment, we discuss what a makeup air unit is, and explore the different types of makeup air systems for different applications.
Indoor ventilation follows a set of building codes and standards, which vary depending on the type of building and industry. One of the most stringent requirements is for the clinical and medical field.
In this article, we discuss the standards and requirements for hospital makeup air, HVAC and ventilation systems.
All sealed indoor buildings create an air pressure imbalance. From the smallest household kitchen to the largest industrial warehouse, the indoor air pressure tends to be lower than the outside. This is usually caused by household appliances that push or pull air, or it can be due to the building’s layout.
Whatever the case, the net effect is that outside air tends to get sucked into the building, which can result in detrimental effects for occupants and the building structure alike. This is where makeup air comes in.