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blueflame · 02-18-09, 03:03 AM

The book: 'Design for a limited planet' should be a must for you here.

I doubt you would ever regret finding a copy, but rather it is a real treasure of information.

A hot tub or indoor fish pond could be your heat storage? You could pump its water under your bedroom or living area... And collect heat via a long bench seat below the windows along the long wall...filled with drums of water??

Ideally taken to extreme... modify the whole wall/glazing/eveoverhang/colour relationship...summertime opening right up to a courtyard or paved area would be nice

A blower fan ducting warm air from near the ceiling to other parts of the home, would also capitalize on potentially wasted heat thru the lean to roof

02-18-09, 03:03 AM	#14
blueflame Lurking Renovator Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 13 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	The book: 'Design for a limited planet' should be a must for you here. I doubt you would ever regret finding a copy, but rather it is a real treasure of information. A hot tub or indoor fish pond could be your heat storage? You could pump its water under your bedroom or living area... And collect heat via a long bench seat below the windows along the long wall...filled with drums of water?? Ideally taken to extreme... modify the whole wall/glazing/eveoverhang/colour relationship...summertime opening right up to a courtyard or paved area would be nice A blower fan ducting warm air from near the ceiling to other parts of the home, would also capitalize on potentially wasted heat thru the lean to roof Last edited by blueflame; 02-18-09 at 03:13 AM..