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Homeowner Forum / Construction / August 2008cheaper steel construction
Appreciate comments on: http://cheapersteelspaces.blogspot.com Narasimham >Appreciate comments on: > >http://cheaperspampaces.blogspot.com > >Narasimham No you would not appreciate comments. You are only interested in generating traffic to your spamming site and that hopefully will not work for you. However, since you think spam is great, please have some free from everyone here at ABC: mathma18@hotmail.com mathma18@hotmail.com mathma18@hotmail.com mathma18@hotmail.com mathma18@hotmail.com mathma18@hotmail.com mathma18@hotmail.com mathma18@hotmail.com mathma18@hotmail.com and mathma18@hotmail.com > Appreciate comments on: > > http://cheapersteelspaces.blogspot.com > > Narasimham Unless the thermal leak can be fixed it is a thermal disaster. With its positive aspects it has its own flaws that need to be addressed. Look at what the Austrian Passive home is doing. Cool stuff... Andy Whole House Performance > Appreciate comments on: > > http://cheapersteelspaces.blogspot.com > > Narasimham No way to insulate as well as wood, overall R value is to low, wood or sips is the way to go > > Appreciate comments on: > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > No way to insulate as well as wood, overall R value is to low, wood or > sips is the way to go At first looking at houses that rarely go below 20 degrees Celsius,needing cross ventilation and fans for cooling. |
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