insulation

Hello ,  This  week  as  you  know  we  have  had  some  sunny  days, Tuesday  it  was  90 degrees  in  my  sitting  room, what  I  save  in  heating  I  spend  running  air  conditioners, would  this  be  a  insulation  issue ?  thanx  evergreen

Hi,

Yes this is the lack of insulation that park homes have, i have a thermometer in my living room and it somtimes gets to 95 degrees (35C)
Best wat to improve this would be cladding insulation on the outside of the home (expensive)

It all depends o how old your home is. The current British Standards specification would not give you a variation of temperature any different to a bricks and mortar property.

My office, we currently run this business from my home, is light and airy with a good sized west facing window and we usually need to use an air conditioner in the summer months. However, my living room faces both north and east and is much colder than the office.

I guess which way you are facing can have something to do with it as well.

Ed.

Hello  ,  Thankyou  both  for  your  replies, my  sitting  room  faces  north  west  which  only  gets  the  evening  sun, this  is  why  I  feel  insulation  is  the  problem, Im  hopeing  to  get  a  insulation  check  done  soon, Ile  keep  you  posted,  evergreen