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http://www.teksupply.com/webapp/wcs...0&ftSearchDefaultPerPage=10&partNumber=105206
A 60' long x 12' deep lean-to sunspace might have
1 105206 $269 60'x6'4" vinyl panel,
2 105192 $159 12' clear gable ends, and
2 104419W $339 12'x30' awnings.
That's $1265, ie $1.76/ft^2.
A 30' version might have
1 105197 $189 30'x7' vinyl panel,
2 105192 $159 12' clear gable ends, and
1 104419W $339 12'x30' awning.
That's $846, ie $2.35/ft^2.
On an average 30 F January day near Phila, the small one might gain
2x8x12x0.9x415 = 71.7K Btu/day from the endwalls plus 7x30x0.9x1000
= 189K Btu from the south wall and lose 6h(70-36)402ft^2/R1 = 82K Btu
through the walls. With bubble wrap foil beneath, the roof might lose
6h(70-36)360ft^2/R3 = 24.5K Btu, for a net gain of 154K Btu, the heat
equivalent of about 1.5 gallons of oil burned at 80% efficiency.
A dark mesh curtain (eg 80% black greenhouse shadecloth) behind
the glazing could make it more efficient and and comfortable.
How can we airseal it?
Nick
A 60' long x 12' deep lean-to sunspace might have
1 105206 $269 60'x6'4" vinyl panel,
2 105192 $159 12' clear gable ends, and
2 104419W $339 12'x30' awnings.
That's $1265, ie $1.76/ft^2.
A 30' version might have
1 105197 $189 30'x7' vinyl panel,
2 105192 $159 12' clear gable ends, and
1 104419W $339 12'x30' awning.
That's $846, ie $2.35/ft^2.
On an average 30 F January day near Phila, the small one might gain
2x8x12x0.9x415 = 71.7K Btu/day from the endwalls plus 7x30x0.9x1000
= 189K Btu from the south wall and lose 6h(70-36)402ft^2/R1 = 82K Btu
through the walls. With bubble wrap foil beneath, the roof might lose
6h(70-36)360ft^2/R3 = 24.5K Btu, for a net gain of 154K Btu, the heat
equivalent of about 1.5 gallons of oil burned at 80% efficiency.
A dark mesh curtain (eg 80% black greenhouse shadecloth) behind
the glazing could make it more efficient and and comfortable.
How can we airseal it?
Nick