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    Quote Originally Posted by 2post View Post
    Window rattler is the way to go. They’re self contained and anyone with handyman skills can fit them.
    https://www.greeonline.com/products/...oner-heat-pump
    Just the first one I could find on line
    Plus they are cheap.
    @2post I think I probably could be classified as above average " handyman skill " as I'm a commercial joiner and Licensed Builder

    Yes a self contained heat pump was one option I had a quick look at and will dig into further
    There are some complete ready to go units that only need air pipes fitted to outdoors
    And don't required electrician or refrigeration engineers

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    Quote Originally Posted by akaroa1 View Post
    @2post I think I probably could be classified as above average " handyman skill " as I'm a commercial joiner and Licensed Builder

    Yes a self contained heat pump was one option I had a quick look at and will dig into further
    There are some complete ready to go units that only need air pipes fitted to outdoors
    And don't required electrician or refrigeration engineers
    I thought you would have no trouble.
    The other option I just thought of is a bus heater they burn diesel and can be easily adapted. You could put one in a box outside and duct the heat in.
    Let me know if I can help sourcing a window unit as I have a few options available to me.
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