Which of these best describes your property?
Where do you want your outdoor unit to be fitted?
This is the unit that goes outside. For the best fit we usually recommend having it fitted on the same wall as the indoor unit and on the floor.
How close will the outdoor unit be to another property?
There needs to be at least 1.5 metres of clearance between the wall where the outdoor unit is fitted and your nearest neighbour's house.
How many rooms would you like to have air conditioning?
Which room or area do you want air conditioned?
Higher storeys will cost a bit more, as we'll need extra bits to install the outdoor unit. If you live on the 2nd or 3rd floor we may need scaffolding.
How large is the [1 Room name] you want air conditioned?
If it's a space that gets warm very quickly, like a conservatory or loft with lots of insulation, choose 'Lots of sunlight'.
How much sunlight does the [1 Room name] typically get in summer?
Will the AC internal unit in the [1 Room name] back on to an outside wall?
It's recommended to choose a wall that faces the outside of your building, but if that's not possible we will need to add some trunking to conceal the pipework.
How large is the [2 Room name] you want air conditioned?
m² is calculated by multiplying length by width of the floor. Round up to the nearest whole number. We'll check this for you later on.
How much sunlight does the [2 Room name] typically get in summer?
Will the AC internal unit in the [2 Room name] back on to an outside wall?
How large is the [3 Room name] you want air conditioned?
How much sunlight does the [3 Room name] typically get in summer?
Will the AC internal unit in the [3 Room name] back on to an outside wall?
How large is the [4 Room name] you want air conditioned?
How much sunlight does the [4 Room name] typically get in summer?
Will the AC internal unit in the [4 Room name] back on to an outside wall?
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