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Outside walls
Hi all,
This post may seem ridiculous. I'm currently researching a new boiler and radiators for my flat. In order to complete the calculations, I need to know what the construction of the outside walls in my block is. I haven't got a clue - is there any way that I can make an educated guess (using your education!)? Here are some "clues": the block was purpose-built in 1986. It has a concrete internal structure. The outside is finished in red brick. Windows are double-glazed with aluminium frames (not sure if they have thermal breaks - this is something else I need to establish). Lastly, when I moved in, with all the household paperwork, there was some sort of certificate saying something like the property had been built to highly energy-efficient standards, and the heating thermostat could be left on around 18. (I have found this last point to be true, and I like it warm!) Naturally I binned the certificate, so can't quote verbatim. Antony |
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