Lifebreath, a company committed to create, manufacture, and market innovative energy recovery products, has recently had one of its products installed at a hottage (combines the best of both home and cottage) located near the shores of Lake Huron in Grand Bend, Ontario (Canada).

With four-thousand square feet of living space in an insulated concrete forming (ICF) system, this modern retreat showcases the latest trends in home design and combines these elements of style with the serenity and ambience of cottage life. The hottage comes complete with an advanced indoor air quality system thanks to the Lifebreath Clean Air Furnace, which was used in conjunction with a radiant floor system. In the winter, the air handler component of the Lifebreath Clean Air Furnace distributes and circulates the warm air around the home, while in the summer it acts as a forced air delivery system for the 3-tons of air conditioning, reveals the company’s press release.

The Lifebreath Clean Air Furnace delivers fresh air to the home with its built in heat recovery core, eliminating the need to install a separate heat recovery ventilator unit. The heat recovery core exhausts stale indoor air, while bringing in fresh outdoor air.