Building your own sustainable and energy efficient house / [Book] / Henry Skates.

By:

Skates, Henry

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ramsbury : Crowood, 2011.Description: 191 pages : colors illustrations ; 25 cmISBN:

9781847972583 (hardback)
1847972586 (hbk.) :

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DDC classification:

690.8047 22

Other classification:

690.8047

Summary: Many people aspire to one day build a house for themselves but for one reason or another they have never taken the plunge. This book explains how to go about building a home that will save you money, save energy, minimize carbon emissions and greenhouse gas production—the main causes of climate change—and above all, provide a home of exceptional thermal comfort, not too hot, not too cold, in fact just right for you and your family.

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Many people aspire to one day build a house for themselves but for one reason or another they have never taken the plunge. This book explains how to go about building a home that will save you money, save energy, minimize carbon emissions and greenhouse gas production—the main causes of climate change—and above all, provide a home of exceptional thermal comfort, not too hot, not too cold, in fact just right for you and your family.

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