Could be a good option for sure. I could start there and see how it all pans out. That way I can probably trim some branches to give maximum light to the end of the garden. I could build the panels into the design so that works as well. Interesting!
Very interesting indeed. I hadn't realized...
Really not that much, unfortunately. I've added a pic for reference (roof.jpg) so you can see the roof (ignore the ridge tiles, they are on the fix list). The flat roof of the kitchen extension does indeed have a skylight so not enough space. We will likely be extending the house in the next...
It's like the universe went, "Hey you, time to ditch everything and focus your life on solar". I've even outdone my own personal record of YouTube binge-watching and forum deep dives. But enough about my spiral into solar madness, can you help me!! (pics attached for reference).
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Yeah, I have thought about this as well, but it's been bookmarked for climbing plants before my solar addiction so right now it's out of the question. Although it probably would have been perfect!
Good to hear I'm not the only one! How are you coming along with your system?
That made me laugh! I've also looked at full house installs and while I like the idea, it doesn't satisfy my need to know more (but it has crossed my mind). I figured starting small in the garden would put me on the right path, once I see the benefits.. I can expand and take over every...
Tree - I know, I'm still thinking about it myself. I could only justify it if I have lots of panels if that makes sense. If I offset my carbon substantially through the panels then it somehow balances in my mind (in theory). It would be the difference between full sun all day and probably half a...