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Sarah and Charlie (Green Open Homes Greater Manchester)

This Victorian semi has been retrofitted to deomstrate the energy saving potential of simple, effective improvements.

Sarah and Charlie have reduced the carbon emissions of this house by 85% by installing insulation to walls, floors and roof, triple glazing and draught proofing the sash windows and fitting a heating system that combines solar thermal with a log burning biomass boiler. Sustainable materials have been a priority, including the most durable and eventually recyclable kitchen they could design.

More info here: http://superhome.red.coop

Energy efficiency measures installed:

  • draught proofing
  • external wall insulation, internal wall insulation, floor insulation
  • new triple glazed / draught proofed sashes / secondary glazing
  • low energy lighting systems and electrical appliances
  • renewable heating – biomass log burner / solar thermal
  • sustainable building materials used

Sarah and Charlie think you should visit their home because:
We have lots of practical suggestions for insulating an old property, with measures installed over the last decade. We want to encourage as many visitors as possible!
Energy saving:  Old Superhome SAP assessment 81%

Tours

  • Saturday 29th September tours at 11 am and 3 pm
  • Sunday 30th September tour at 2 pm.

Book your place via Eventbrite.

 

Accessibility and travel

  • Nearest public transport: 85 or 86 bus, Chorlton Tram
  • Parking on street
  • Accessibility issues: 3 steps to front door, stairs inside house but will help you get around as much as possible

 

Event Details

Location Corkland Road
Manchester
Start Saturday 29 Sep 2018 11:00am
Finish Saturday 29 Sep 2018 3:00pm


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