The outside temperatures and noise of the big city are some of the
biggest hassles that you may suffer at home and yet, are issues that could
easily be avoided if you knew how to isolate it properly.
In fact, the ideal is to make
your home become your own refuge from the world outside giving it all possible
elements to make it the place more comfortable for you.
Here we leave some of the
different options for thermal and acoustic insulating your home, do not miss
them!
- Double glazing: Windows are the focus for our homes lose much heat
and the falling just outside temperatures, so give them a double glazing can
halve our heating needs.
- Material in the windows: Some materials such as iron or aluminum
not just help to insulate the inside from outside temperatures, and have a high
ability to conduct heat or cold into your home.
If your windows are made of wood
you can put foam weather stripping to keep out the cold, although it is best to
go for windows called 'thermal break' containing insulating material between
the inner and outer.
- Orientation of the home: This is not something you can change once
you have your home but it is something that is increasingly being given more
importance and is referred to the architecture that leverages its orientation
to get more solar and power using high quality materials heat.
- Soundproofed Walls: The most common materials to get them are the
bricks, mineral wool, synthetic stucco, the compact concrete, plastic canvas or
cork, among others.
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