Mini Split For Wood Shop – Dallas Carpenter makes woodshop comfortable in Texas Heat
The Problem:
The Solution:
A custom woodshop was unusable for a large portion of the year due to extreme Texas temperatures.
Design and Install 2-ton Mitsubishi Inverter Heat Pump System
The Problem:
A custom woodshop was unusable for a large portion of the year due to extreme Texas temperatures.
The Solution:
Design and install a 2-ton Mitsubishi Inverter Heat Pump mini split system in the wood shop.
The Design
The indoor mini split HVAC unit was hung high and out of the way to provide the best function and aesthetics. A car port on the exterior wall prevented the Benchmark team from passing refrigerant lines outside in a line set cover. Instead, the lines were run down the interior wall, inside a line set cover, passed through the wall close to the ground and directly into the back of the outdoor unit. The outdoor unit was placed on a heavy duty concrete pad underneath the car port.
The Benefits
Extreme temperatures take their toll on craftsmen and machinery alike in Texas. Not only is it difficult to work in these temperature, but they can also cause expensive machinery to degrade quickly leading to costly repairs. By heating and cooling the woodshop to comfortable temperatures this woodworker extended the life of his tools and made it possible to work year round. Contact us!