On Thu, 17 May 2007 14:41:45 +0100, John Rumm
wrote:

Andy Hall wrote:

50mm sheet would go some way towards modern standards. Installation
would imply 75-100mm reduction in room dimension once finished. There
are then the joinery (window reveals and skirting) and redecoration
issues (walls, floor coverings, ceilings) to address, so although simple
in principle there is a lot in the implementation.

Another interesting article would be how best to insulate period
properties without also destroying the period features. For example: how
do you insulate a solid brick wall that has ornate masonry and brickwork
on the outside, and complex covings, mouldings, picture rails and
skirtings inside.

You have a purpose built bubble built which protects it from bad
weather too. You'd have to have a hole for the chimney and door.
Probably the protection from the nasty pollutants in the air would be
good for it too.

Or go bigger and insulate whole areas with domes like the ones at
Eden.
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