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Internally insulated living room

Eco-renovated living room
(uploaded by tina)

Red is bad because it shows that the heat is coming through. You can see the distinctive shape and effectiveness of the thin layer of insulation (discarded polystyrene).

loft hatch from above
(uploaded by catherined)

This shows the thin insulation on the loft hatch with the distinctive shape.

loft hatch photo from above
(uploaded by catherined)

Blue is bad because it means the heat is escaping...

Loft hatch from below
(uploaded by catherined)

This shows the effect of the insulation - our house is on the right. The adjoining semi on the left has fairly new render but without insulation.

Thermal image of front of house
(uploaded by catherined)

This shows the effect of the insulation - dark blue is good, red is bad! In addition to the heat loss throught the door and windows, slight heat loss can be seen in the green areas 1) above the door 2) a small triangle below the M 3) through the roof (the walls upstairs slope into the roof)

Thermal image of front of house
(uploaded by catherined)

Thermal image of the uninsulated back wall of the house - showing the original condition of the house.

Thermal image of back of house
(uploaded by catherined)

New oak floor and insulated rear wall

New oak floor and insulated rear wall
(uploaded by tina)

New internal insulation and restored cornice

New internal insulation and restored cornice
(uploaded by tina)

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