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my one has 2 floors and only the top floor has AC. All the heavy weights are on the ground floor which I use,...typical !Don't gyms come with air conditioning as standard? At least the chains.
my one has 2 floors and only the top floor has AC. All the heavy weights are on the ground floor which I use,...typical !Don't gyms come with air conditioning as standard? At least the chains.
Not that tasty (caution with link, burnt ginger Scots person!)
******* LOVE it!
More heat please. Mid to high 30's would be nice, for a prolonged period...Ideally until the end of September.
Dream on, looks like we're in for a prolonged spell of cooler unsettled weather, Sunday looking much cooler with a northwesterly wind.
its actually a lovely temp outside now and far cooler than the house.
Why do we insist in the UK to build such **** designed houses in the most expensive way possible.
that's a lie, uk houses are inefficient in both the winter and the summer.To cut our heating bills in the winter!
that's a lie, uk houses are inefficient in both the winter and the summer.
Being a mild climate we should need next to no heating or cooling, our houses just aren't desigend to begin with, with temperature control in mind, unlike many other countries.
a well-designed house has next to no drafts and keeps houses warm in winter and cool in the summer. Uk houses are really badly designed and built out of pretty poor materials. a lot of the reason is we need everywhere to look the same.No no they are, just really badly. We stick crap loads of insulation in the loft which means warm air gets trapped during the summer. To prevent draughts in the winter there's no airflow. Again making them stifling in the summer. All of it's done cheaply. Instead of going for options like green roofs which cool in the summer and insulate in the winter or mechanical ventilation.
We don't need everywhere to look the same, it's just they're built out of the cheapest materials across the board.a well-designed house has next to no drafts and keeps houses warm in winter and cool in the summer. Uk houses are really badly designed and built out of pretty poor materials. a lot of the reason is we need everywhere to look the same.
it's not even cheap, as bricks are very inefficient in man hours and insulation (both noise and heat), might be one of the cheapest materials, but the overall cost is not, especially with high wages we have in the UK.We don't need everywhere to look the same, it's just they're built out of the cheapest materials across the board.
I must say even new builds in this country are far better to some places I've encountered elsewhere in Europe. However properties in Norway were outstanding.
Yup. It's where the majority of the cost comes from. Just look at how much brick layers, plumbers and electricians can get paid never mind the manufacturers. Then there's the profit margins.it's not even cheap, as bricks are very inefficient in man hours and insulation (both noise and heat), might be one of the cheapest materials, but the overall cost is not, especially with high wages we have in the UK.