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Topic starter 28/03/2023 10:24 pm   [#900]

Can anyone think of useful calculators that we could add to the site to help people figure things out? Simple calculators. Nothing crazy. Suggestions and thoughts welcome.


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29/03/2023 3:18 pm  

Hi, I'm at the researching stage and found a heat loss calculator at Castrads. Having completed it I was given a heat loss of 6765 Watts. The property is a 1926 semi 3 bed with wall insulation, double glazing and 100mm loft insulation. Now I do not know whether this result sounds reasonable but it was fairly straightforward to use and results are downloadable as pdf and csv. I'd be grateful for comments, and if it's a rubbish result perhaps a link to a better one!


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