A slatted wooden cover, made to your unit's dimensions, that lets air through.
We set the clearances around the unit to suit the appliance.
Where is the fan? On the front, or on top.
Seen from the front. We leave more room there for the valves.
Set on edge, slim slats hide the unit from an angle and let air through.
Wider gaps, more air. The minimum adjusts itself.
Tool-free: the installer reaches the unit in seconds.
Overall, including the valve cover.
From the front grille to the rear fins.
On the ground: measured from the ground, feet included.
Between the wall and the back of the unit. With no wall: the space left behind it (150 mm minimum).
The posts stand on adjustable stainless steel feet; the bottom stays open so water drains away.
A natural oak top on a painted or stained cover.
Between the grille and the slats. Never less than your unit's manual specifies.
Room for the valves and pipe bends.
The unit also draws air from this side: leave it room to breathe.
The top never touches the unit.
The pipe side then opens on hinges, without tools.
Always supplied, hidden inside: a slatted cover catches the wind.
A4 stainless steel screws and fittings, resistant to salt and chlorine.