Tips on stylish "encapsulation" of pipes for an air heat pump

[vattenmelon]

From the upper and lower floors, refrigerant and electrical wires run between the indoor and outdoor units of a heat pump. See the 3 attached images.

Almost everything is neatly encapsulated except for what is visible in the images, towards the outdoor unit.

I want to encapsulate this, partially for protection against UV radiation, but of course also for aesthetic reasons.

How would you choose to encapsulate this? 😊

I have considered building a wooden box around it and painting it white like the wooden panel. Then maybe filling it with foam sealant to avoid wasp nests and other things. But such a wooden box will probably look "clumsy." And the downpipe doesn't make it easier to build.

I have also considered trying to wrap everything with some type of white covering fabric, like a UV-protected tarp, and using cable ties to make it as tight as possible.

 

[Krilleman]

Move up the black S-bend and have a metalworker stop by, and you can surely discuss an aesthetically correct solution that is bent from white sheet metal.

 

[optimum]

The lower pipes are the worst.
They will lead rainwater into the house.

Talk to a sheet metal worker, and maybe you can get help with something functional and nice-looking.

 

[vattenmelon]

Move up the black S-bend and ask a tinsmith to drop by, then you can surely discuss and come up with an aesthetically correct solution that gets bent into white sheet metal.

The lower pipes are the worst.
They will lead rainwater into the house.

Talk to a tinsmith, and maybe you can get help with something functional and nice.

Thanks for the quick responses and tips on moving the downpipe and having a tinsmith build something suitable.

Regarding "leading rainwater into the house," good feedback. Fortunately, it doesn't lead directly into the house on the lower floor, but there's a gutter that runs a couple of meters before the pipes go into the house further away. But it still needs protection, I don't want water in the gutter.

 

[optimum]

Thanks for the quick responses and tips about relocating the downspout and having a roofer construct something suitable.

Regarding "leading rainwater into the house," good feedback. Fortunately, it doesn't lead directly into the house on the lower floor, but rather through a gutter that is a couple of meters away before the pipes go into the house further on. But it still needs to be protected, I don't want water in the gutter.

Risk of rainwater.
I thought that this isn't how electricians run cables; they must come from below to prevent rainwater from following the cables into the house.

Roofers, they usually have a good grasp of keeping water out.