South Gloucestershire
A completed RyRow project in Cheswick Village combines three multi-split systems with a dedicated single split for the home gym, serving bedrooms, living areas and a glazed extension.
Property context
Modern homes in Cheswick Village can be well insulated yet still gain substantial heat through upper floors and large areas of glazing. Open-plan extensions, home working and converted fitness spaces create different comfort zones within one property.
Our local approach
The local full-house project demonstrates why zoning matters: independent indoor units serve distinct rooms, while multiple outdoor systems organise capacity and routes. We use the same room-by-room reasoning for smaller local projects too.
Services available in Cheswick Village
A joined-up design for every room, route and outdoor unit.
View service ›A room-by-room design, tidy pipe routes and a straightforward handover.
View service ›One accountable team for design, installation, testing and handover.
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Cheswick Village, Bristol
A whole-home design using three multi-split systems plus a dedicated single split for the gym.
View the projectClear answers
You can view the complete photographed case study online, including indoor units, the gym system, outdoor positions and finished rooms.
Larger homes can benefit from grouping rooms into sensible systems. Capacity, pipe lengths, simultaneous use and resilience all influence the final design.
Yes, but glazing and solar orientation must be assessed carefully because they can create a high peak cooling load.
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