Acoustic and thermal insulation

Acoustic and thermal insulation

How to ventilate the rooms in winter? Here are some simple tips. All the apartments in this building have acoustic and thermal insulation on all its facades and surfaces. It also has windows especially designed for acoustic and thermal insulation. In winter, even with all the radiators closed, the temperature stays near 20 degrees. It is a really very warm and comfortable apartment in the Berlin winter. Open the windows wide. Ventilate briefly but intensely. By opening the windows wide, we help air exchange to happen faster and prevent excessive cooling. In the winter months, about 5 minutes is enough to provide our rooms with the right amount of fresh air. Avoid drafts. While in summer this practice gives positive results, in winter it can cause excessive cooling of the walls and the floor. Before opening the window, lower the heating temperature. Thermoelectric actuators, which are increasingly being installed on radiators, allow you to maintain a comfortable room temperature at all times. By opening the window we make the heating system work with maximum power. Although the radiator will heat up, the hot air will immediately escape through the window. Therefore, it will be a good practice to lower the preset temperature during ventilation. During ventilation, close the doors between rooms with different heating temperature settings. This will prevent condensation of warm, humid air in cooler rooms. Remember to ventilate and heat unused rooms. In unheated rooms, the walls and ceiling cool down very quickly, increasing the risk of mold formation.