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Question about the thing above the window...

2 years ago

What is that? For heating & cooling?

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Red Tree Builders
2 years ago
Yes that’s for heating and cooling. It’s a Mitsubishi mini split system.
Ruth House
2 years ago
I have one and it’s fantastic!
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Gloria Bronson
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2 years ago
Thanks!! I'm looking into getting one for our addition and this one just looks very sleek and nice!

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