Hello all.
I'm sure this has been covered in scope but I have a specific question about my system and room. I have an attached 2 car garage that I am using as a workshop...well at least as long as cool temps allow. My HVAC is located in the garage in one corner and it seems it would be easy to add a supply vent in one of the main trunks coming off of the unit but I'm not sure which is supply and which is return. I won't be adding a return because of products I might be using in the garage. I plan to insulate the overhead door and blow-in insulation in the space above the garage which is decked storage.
www.crenshawweb.com/hvac.jpg
Here is a quick sketch of the setup. I know I could add a couple of supply vents in the ceiling but I like the convenience of having the vent by the door so I can control it as I walk in or out of the garage. Assuming I can determine which is which, would it likely be a duct within a duct? If so, is there a special type vent I would need to accomplish this? Any help would be much appreciated.
Mark
SW Indiana.
I'm sure this has been covered in scope but I have a specific question about my system and room. I have an attached 2 car garage that I am using as a workshop...well at least as long as cool temps allow. My HVAC is located in the garage in one corner and it seems it would be easy to add a supply vent in one of the main trunks coming off of the unit but I'm not sure which is supply and which is return. I won't be adding a return because of products I might be using in the garage. I plan to insulate the overhead door and blow-in insulation in the space above the garage which is decked storage.
www.crenshawweb.com/hvac.jpg
Here is a quick sketch of the setup. I know I could add a couple of supply vents in the ceiling but I like the convenience of having the vent by the door so I can control it as I walk in or out of the garage. Assuming I can determine which is which, would it likely be a duct within a duct? If so, is there a special type vent I would need to accomplish this? Any help would be much appreciated.
Mark
SW Indiana.