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So continue opening the doors and windows then?
No, knock down the conservatory
So continue opening the doors and windows then?
How much are they to use with the current energy prices?Ditto. We had it installed (mainly for the dogs!) a few years back and it's great. Also really useful when the boiler went kaput in February and we could use the units to heat the house.
By the look of the heat warning map its the Middle of England from just south of London northwards to a line from Burnley to York which will bear the brunt of this particular heatwave, the South coast, South west, Wales and the East coast will avoid it . So you'll have to look further north than that.It's a serious consideration.?
I don't do heat..never have, even as a kid, once it gets to 25+ I struggle....
If these hotter summers are going to become more common, especially down here, then a move up north isn't out of the question
I think you need to move your office for a few days.So continue opening the doors and windows then?
How much are they to use with the current energy prices?
Seen on the news yesterday new houses/ Apartments are to hot because of insulation and to much glass
So need air con to cool them down.
So not so good for global warming.!
Don’t think the architect of the flats on TV news report got that memo.Newbuilds are brilliant for insulation, they can use heat pumps effectively .. also if they had air con that's a HVAC so a heat pump aswell in winter they could heat their house effectively with it and cool in summer
Once its to temp the heat remains the constant
Our loft once heated or cooled remains pretty consistent
Lower energy bills etc , the new units use a different gas that's friendlier to the environment and they have inverters which means they use less energy aswell
Don’t think the architect of the flats on TV news report got that memo.
These new flats do seem to have a lot of faults that should have been foreseen.
Yes me to solid walls .I'd love to insulate my house to the standards required, unfortunately I have solid walls and would need that insulation that bolts onto the outside of the house and then you render over ..
It really would lower heating bills in winter and in summer once the temp is set would keep heat out
Expensive tho think £10k plus
I'd love to insulate my house to the standards required, unfortunately I have solid walls and would need that insulation that bolts onto the outside of the house and then you render over ..
It really would lower heating bills in winter and in summer once the temp is set would keep heat out
Expensive tho think £10k plus
With the current cost of energy I wouldn’t be looking at the outlay, I’d be calculating the repayment. I reckon 4-5 years max
Now the nitty gritty.
What do you recommend as a) free standing and b) fixed installation units?
I gather Which? has just reported but I haven't got access. My son has but he is away in even hotter climes.
I have been told the De'Longhi Pinguino PACN82 Eco is worthwhile but know nothing of the built in types.
After the loft, Alhambra, air con and solar within the last 4 years I'm maxed out on what I can risk on outlay lol
To be fair we use very low gas .. about 1-2 hours a day December to Feb .. rest of time put the heat pumps on to regulate temp
Well I’ve just walked the 15mins into town and back to get a few bits and bobs for lunch, it’s 37.5deg at the moment (in shade) and I can confirm that it’s hot and uncomfortable…still sweating…?a] Move to Scotland.
b] Our back/front of house faces East/West so mornings we close East facing shades/curtains and evenings close West facing curtains, same for vented windows. Hot mid day sun strikes no windows.
I don't get those property buyers who insist on South facing houses.
c] We live 10 miles from the coast it was 27 here and 23 on the coast.
God knows what 40 degrees feels like.
Surprising the number of incomers saying the could not stand the heat in the South of England anymore.
Like my wife they say the temperature/weather in the South of Scotland compares to the South of England 30 years ago