DIY conversion for your WTW Unit and Inverter, by Leonie

Make your attic an efficient space

Are you curious about how to turn your attic into a tightly organized and efficient space? Leonie shows that with a little creativity and skill, the attic can be transformed, with a WTW unit and a solar panel inverter cleverly concealed. Discover the inspiration project in which functionality and be inspired to get started yourself!

Sustainability meets design in the attic

By cleverly using TOSIZE.at where MDF Blank 12 mm was cut to size, Leonie has built a unique construction around her WTW (heat recovery) unit and the inverter for solar panels. The attic, often an unused or cluttered part of the house, is now a showcase for sustainability and aesthetics.

The benefits of DIY

By realizing this project herself, Leonie was able to benefit from flexibility in sizing and had the freedom to choose materials. DIY projects also offer a cost advantage: by building and designing yourself, the costs remain considerably lower than with ready-made solutions.

The advantages of MDF Blank

MDF Blank 12mm is known for its versatility, making it ideal for this type of DIY project. It is a smooth material that is easy to paint and cut to size, making it a perfect fit for the aesthetics of this loft conversion. MDF is also durable and relatively light, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.