Welcome to Chateaux 303

Please make yourselves at home in beautiful Mt. Crested Butte! 

Scroll down for additional guest information and refer to the 'Info for Guests' section within the Airbnb App.

Your Hosts: Mike & Erica Laurich

Local Representative: Danny Myers
*Refer to STR License posted within the unit for contact information

Our goal is to ensure your stay is as comfortable as possible! With that in mind, please review the following information to support the overall enjoyment for all visiting and living in the great town of Mt. Crested Butte!

Enjoy your stay! -Mike & Erica

Parking: Two vehicles are authorized on property throughout your stay. Pink parking permits are located within the condo and must be placed in plain view in vehicles. Vehicles without a visible parking pass are subject to being towed at the vehicle owner's expense.

Bicycles: Are not permitted inside the building, to include interior firewood closets and patios.

    Patio: Please refrain from placing unsightly items in patio, to include towels, coolers, etc. (Per HOA)

Waste Disposal: Please place all trash in dumpsters located on site across from the pool.

    House Rules: Please see additional rules posted within the unit.

ELECTRIC CABLE CEILING HEAT

(AKA: Radiant Ceiling Heat)

Many structures built during the 1960s and 1970s, in areas not served by natural gas suppliers (to include Mt. Crested Butte), incorporated electric cable ceiling heat as the primary means of keeping the interiors warm during the cold months of the year.  Builders, before installing the plaster or drywall to form the ceilings, would install electric resistance heating cable panels above it, and then cover them with finishing materials.

Then, during cold spells, power is applied to heat these cables, which radiates through the drywall to the living spaces below.  This form of cold-weather climate control suffers most of the same drawbacks as other forms of electric heat; namely, that it tends to cost a lot to operate. Generally, each room in the residence has its own thermostat, for independent control of the temperature there from the rest of the home.

All forms of radiant ceiling heating without a fan to promote convective air heating suffer from the problem that areas low to the floor remain slightly colder than spaces closer to the ceiling. This issue can be addressed by using the suppled box fans to circulate air throughout the living space as needed.

For more information on Electric Cable Ceiling Heat please visit the following website:

https://www.energy.gov/energysaver/radiant-heating

Mike Laurich: mike_laurich@hotmail.com
Erica Laurich: ericalaurich@hotmail.com