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kiwi boy here that was looking for information about keeping our houses warm, great article on convection. thanks alot! i would like to see you do an article on under floor insulation too! will you get into trialing products? i hear you can drill holes in walls and fill them up with expanding unsulation foam! that sounds like a treat.
ON Mon, 14 Sep 09, 5:22am probably from Australia Reply to this comment
Do you have a system suitable for a very small home (double mobile)? Something easily installed and easy to manage for an elderly person.
ON Thu, 28 Jun 12, 9:48pm probably from Canada Reply to this comment
So good it was amazing
ON Tue, 23 Oct 12, 5:52pm probably from United Kingdom Reply to this comment
i really like this article very much... i am looking forward for some more articles regarding this topic only...
ON Tue, 25 Dec 12, 9:01am probably from India Reply to this comment
i really like this article very much and i am also looking forward for some more articles regarding the Pelmets Melbourne...
ON Wed, 2 Jan 13, 9:04am probably from India Reply to this comment
I have a question sir if I may.
How does double glazing windows infront of a thermal mass impact the passive solar heating of a home in winter?
My initial thought is to consider double Glazing every window in my new build home but if that's done, does that mean my passive solar ability is reduced? If so what is the solution? Only double glaze windows in the winter sunpath? If so what happens at night due to convection?
Thank you.
ON Sat, 2 Feb 19, 9:36pm probably from Australia Reply to this comment
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