When planning the renovation of an older building, most people first think of a new heating system, improved roof and façade insulation, or renovating bathrooms and kitchens. However, one crucial aspect is often overlooked: old and worn seals in windows and doors.
Many houses built in the 1960s and 1970s no longer meet today’s energy-efficiency standards, and poorly insulated buildings lose a significant amount of valuable heat. The consequences include excessively high heating costs, drafts, moisture, and mould growth. In addition, the indoor climate becomes uncomfortable, as rooms are often too hot in summer and too cold in winter.
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