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Working on a commercial lobby with curtain wall areas 18ft high. I wanted to use recessed forced flow floor heaters and radiant ceiling panels to combat the load (0.5MBH/ft / 0.48kW/m). Thoughts on this? I've read the trench heaters accumulate debris, the Arch wants something that is recessed as the curtain wall goes right to the floor topping. Any tips or other suggestions?
 

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There's no vestibule? All glass? What are u doing with controlling building pressure. How many stories? Are u mechanical engineer?
 

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Working on a commercial lobby with curtain wall areas 18ft high. I wanted to use recessed forced flow floor heaters and radiant ceiling panels to combat the load (0.5MBH/ft / 0.48kW/m). Thoughts on this commercial glass company? I've read the trench heaters accumulate debris, the Arch wants something that is recessed as the curtain wall goes right to the floor topping. Any tips or other suggestions?
I am trying to create a wall like the one in the picture with glass and a grid-like frame. How can I go about doing this?
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