dizzy 1 Report post Posted March 14, 2007 (edited) Going to get the keys to my resale flat and realised that there is no space for a wardrobe in the masterbedroom ! The previous owner had installed an aircon unit at the only available space and only put a chest of drawers there. Their wardrobe is in another room.We are thinking of shifting the position of the aircon unit. Has anyone done that before ?? Thanks Edited March 14, 2007 by dizzy Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bettybooboo 0 Report post Posted March 18, 2007 Going to get the keys to my resale flat and realised that there is no space for a wardrobe in the masterbedroom ! The previous owner had installed an aircon unit at the only available space and only put a chest of drawers there. Their wardrobe is in another room.We are thinking of shifting the position of the aircon unit. Has anyone done that before ?? Thanks i think is possible or can cos i just have a partially renovated room for my baby and i do relocation of the air con as well. u can try to cal my air con guy and i guess they given one of the cheapest to do that compare to the contractor that recommaned me !! oh ya u can try their service as well Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ucypmas 0 Report post Posted March 18, 2007 Going to get the keys to my resale flat and realised that there is no space for a wardrobe in the masterbedroom ! The previous owner had installed an aircon unit at the only available space and only put a chest of drawers there. Their wardrobe is in another room.We are thinking of shifting the position of the aircon unit. Has anyone done that before ?? Thanks The refrigerant lines from the outdoor unit to the indoor unit and back are usually in one straight piece each (i.e. no joints). If you are shortening it, may be doable but if it involves extending it - maybe more troublesome. I don't know the impact of adding a joint to these copper lines - if it is not advisable (to add the joint) then the contractor may have to rip out piping from the outdoor unit back into the indoor unit affected to replace the copper lines to the new location.If the costs of doing this is expensive (and your air con is > 5 years old) you can consider getting a new set which costs < 2k for non-inverter system 3 from any of the major installer companies and redo the layout of everything. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dizzy 1 Report post Posted March 26, 2007 i think is possible or can cos i just have a partially renovated room for my baby and i do relocation of the air con as well. u can try to cal my air con guy and i guess they given one of the cheapest to do that compare to the contractor that recommaned me oh ya u can try their service as well Hi bettybooboo, That's good news ! Could I have the contact of your aircon guy ? thanks ! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
