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MIni SPLIT HVAC

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Recessing the unit into an existing or specifically built bulkhead will also help it disappear into the background. Leaving a gap around the unit will give it space to breathe and allow hot air to be vented, while ensuring you can access the cover so it can be removed when needed.

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Paint your wall to match your mini-split. Sometimes just a simple paint job to match your walls to the color of your mini-split unit can make it almost disappear at first glance. I wouldn’t recommend painting the mini-split itself; instead find a model with a color that you like and get the paint to match.

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Recessed into a wall or false beam - If you have the luxury of being able to make adjustments to the space, try siting your multi-split in a recessed hole in a wall or in a false beam to minimise the distance it juts from the wall.

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