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In the Thread: A listening room for a domesticated Cat?

Post Subject: Property line setbacks & local building codesPosted by zztop7 on: 2/13/2016

Hi Romy, If you are going to add a structure/addition to an existing house, or add a detached structure several things must be investigated. A few are the local building codes such as what is allowed and setbacks from existing property lines determined by a current survey. If you build a quality super-insulated structure [slab, floor, walls, ceiling, windows, door/doors, you might investigate just putting electric heat in the slab to maintain 55-60 degrees. Very easy with super-insulated & no rushing air noise. The tubes & lights will bring the temperature up fast after that. I am not sure if electric resistance heating will have any effect on components. OR wall radiators with boiler; minimal noise depending on the radiators. zz.

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