efficiency_now:building_envelope:insulation_of_window_frames
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The fact that window frames of existing buildings are the building components with the poorest level of thermal protection is surprising for many. This is especially true if these are old window frames consisting of plastic or even metal. There are two completely different ways to improve this: \\ | The fact that window frames of existing buildings are the building components with the poorest level of thermal protection is surprising for many. This is especially true if these are old window frames consisting of plastic or even metal. There are two completely different ways to improve this: \\ | ||
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| <WRAP box 10cm> We also carried out the calculations: | | <WRAP box 10cm> We also carried out the calculations: | ||
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