Insulation for listed facades: internal insulation systems using clay-based building products, building physics and funding opportunities

2:00 PM - 3:30 PM Thu, 05 Nov

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Historic facades are important for the preservation of historic buildings and the cityscape. Internal insulation is a tried-and-tested and efficient solution for maintaining their quality whilst enabling energy efficiency improvements. The presentation covers the technical fundamentals, various systems and their installation, as well as government funding opportunities for internal insulation measures.

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Historic facades are of heritage value and shape the character of our villages and towns. Internal insulation is the method of choice for preserving their quality whilst enabling the necessary energy-efficiency upgrades. It is safe, efficient and has a proven track record over the long term. This presentation explores the fundamentals of structural engineering and building physics. It outlines the various tried-and-tested systems and how they are installed. A particularly important aspect is the availability of government funding for internal insulation measures.

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CCL, Seminar room 14/15, Level +2

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