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Air Con
If cooling is important to your plans, discuss it while the building is being designed. Glazing, sunlight, room size and the activities inside all affect the conversation.
Noah’s air conditioning provides heating as well as cooling. It is an optional, separately quoted system, available to discuss across all five ranges.
Air conditioning actively cools the room, which can be useful in a glazed garden office, a gym or a space used for long periods on sunny days.
We consider the room size, glazing and use when choosing a system. Shading and fresh-air ventilation still form part of the design.
A fitted system is planned into the building, with the equipment and pipe routes agreed alongside your furniture and windows.
We allow for servicing and drainage, and consider the position of any outdoor unit in relation to the garden and neighbours.
Air conditioning is quoted separately, with the system and installation scope set out for your building. It is not automatically included in the standard electrical package.
It can be discussed on every range through the configurator’s “Ask us about” options. Garden Buildings and Pods need an electrical package too. Connection to the property’s supply is separate unless expressly included in the quotation.
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The air conditioning Noah offers heats as well as cools. One system can therefore help you use the room comfortably through different seasons, rather than choosing a cooling-only appliance.
We confirm the proposed model, controls and electrical requirements for your room before ordering.
Common questions
Do not assume so. The fresh-air requirements still need considering.
Performance and costs depend on the system, conditions and usage. Ask for product information relevant to the proposed design.
