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I'm not in any way saying your conclusions are incorrect. But our description ("...one skin of thin brick work, insulation (foam), breeze block, more insulatio
by Y-bar 4y ago
I'm not in any way saying your conclusions are incorrect.
But our description ("...one skin of thin brick work, insulation (foam), breeze block, more insulation, steel/aluminium frame with insulation, covered in plasterboard (the final interior wall.") matches pretty perfectly building standards in my town, yet the result here is that the insulation helps quite well against the summer heat. We have triple-pane windows, do you, maybe that is it?
- DrBazza 4y agoOdd isn't it? Could be the roof space? We have no upwards venting of the heat, and the roof space is completely sealed, no vents or anything, and the eaves of any "new" home in the UK is at best 30cm. You can see what I mean here: https://goo.gl/maps/HqzcrvRRCQiebQfr6 https://goo.gl/maps/HqzcrvRRCQiebQfr6