Living Room Air Conditioning
Comfort for the heart of the home
Even, draught-free temperature control for open-plan and glazed living spaces, sized properly, positioned carefully, finished cleanly.
Living spaces are the hardest rooms to cool well: large glazed areas, open-plan layouts and high occupancy all raise the load, while the interior design leaves nowhere to hide poor equipment.
We calculate the real heat gain (glazing, orientation, occupancy) and then select a system with the reach and airflow pattern to hold the whole space evenly, whether that is a single discreet wall unit or concealed ducted cooling with nothing on show but two linear grilles.
Open-plan, considered
The living-room specification
- 01Accurate load calculation, not guesswork
- 02Even airflow across seating areas, with no cold draughts
- 03Discreet wall-mounted or fully concealed options
- 04Quiet enough for film nights and conversation
- 05Heating mode for shoulder seasons
- 06Smart control from your phone or voice assistant
- 07Sized for large glazing and the extra solar gain it brings
- 08Zoning for open-plan spaces, so kitchen and lounge stay separate
- 09Fast, even cooling for when the room fills with guests
In the room
The living room, considered
Open-plan spaces — even, comfortable temperatures across large, heavily glazed rooms, with no cold draught over the seating.
Snugs and sitting rooms — quiet enough for film nights and conversation, with gentle heating for the shoulder seasons.
Family rooms — comfort that copes with film nights, guests and everyday life.
Double-height spaces — even temperatures from floor to mezzanine.