A heat pump shouldn't cost you your storage
(01)
The question nobody asks out loud: where does the cylinder go, and what do I lose?
Usually you lose a cupboard, because most installs are planned around the equipment instead of the house. We plan them around the house.
(02) Three moves
The wardrobe cylinder.
Cylinders fitted inside existing wardrobes, so the other half keeps doing its job instead of going in a skip.
The raised platform.
Platforms built into tight cupboards so the cylinder sits high and the space underneath becomes storage you didn't have before.
A cupboard that got better.
A cupboard that wasn't working — done thoughtfully, an install is a reason to fix it.
(03) Storage that wasn't working
Most homes have storage that isn't working properly — a cupboard nobody can reach into, a dead corner, a wardrobe half full of nothing. Done thoughtfully, an install is a reason to fix that.
Smaller footprint, better organised, nothing decent thrown away.
Start with a Home Heat Plan — [£X]
Room-by-room heat loss, a fabric and moisture survey, and a sequenced plan for your house. Yours to keep, whoever you use afterwards.