Why You Won’t Need a Wood Burning Stove in a Passivhaus - Even in a Power Cut
Wood burning stoves can no longer be installed in Scotland’s new build homes. So what’s the alternative in a power cut? The solution lies in Passivhaus.
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Wood burning stoves can no longer be installed in Scotland’s new build homes. So what’s the alternative in a power cut? The solution lies in Passivhaus.
The Coldwells Build Passivhaus range launches in 2024. Our ready-to-go, design-driven homes combine premium, sustainable materials with the speed and precision of prefabricated construction.
If you’re new to Passivhaus, Rupert Daly, Passivhaus designer and associate director at John Gilbert Architects, provides insight into this low energy building standard.
Get ahead of the curve and understand what the new building regulations mean and how you can build a compliant, future-proofed Passivhaus home.
We spoke to Built Environment Smarter Transformation (BE-ST) about our mission to accelerate sustainable, innovative and future-proofed housing in Scotland.
With energy costs soaring and Scotland's net zero target fast approaching, we all need to be using less energy. We discuss the top 5 benefits of a Passivhaus home.
To view the Coldwells Build Passivhaus designs before their official launch in 2024, register today.
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