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- Narrow roofs and ceiling constructions
- About 42% of the warmth losses of the average non-insulated structures (homes) are manifested through the marrow roofs and the ceiling constructions, at the older structures this loss can be even up to 60%. Or if we are talking numbers:
- If you are spending 2000l of oil for heating about 840l ‘leak out’ through the roof and the ceiling constructions
- Money-wise that is 2000l * 40den = 80.000den (on a yearly basis)
- The loss is 840l * 40den = 33.600den (on a yearly basis)
- About 42% of the warmth losses of the average non-insulated structures (homes) are manifested through the marrow roofs and the ceiling constructions, at the older structures this loss can be even up to 60%. Or if we are talking numbers:
- Walls
- On the walls the loss of the heating energy is about 24% at the non-insulated structures. Of course here we have to take it into account, the size of the windows that also a great spoil of the heating energy. The bigger the windows, and the balcony openings are, the more energy will be lost during the winter period; respectively it will be warmer in the summer period. As an example for saving energy we can consider the older Macedonian houses that have small and deeper window openings.
- The very insulating of the walls can be done through several ways, depending on the building that needs to be insulated:
- At the new structures it is common to directly apply the TERMOPOR-EPS® by using the procedure of applying the TERMOPOR® thermal facade.
- At the older structures the existing facade is ‘peeled off’ and then the TERMOPOR® thermal facade is applied
- At structures where it is almost impossible to insulate on the outside (cause of neighbours objections or the height of the structure, the thermal insulation is done on the inside (inner thermal facade).
