Geee Posted January 22, 2022 Share Posted January 22, 2022 RedState Welp, “climate change” — AKA: “global warming,” “climate emergency,” “climate crisis,” “existential threat of our time,” weather — has claimed another victim; this time in the uber politically-correct United Kingdom. Residential sunrooms, commonly called “conservatories” or “sun traps” in the UK, that fail to meet stringent (and expensive) requirements will no longer be allowed on new construction homes in Great Britain because, according to Daily Mail, they can overheat in “our increasingly warm summers.” And just how “increasingly warm” are summers in the UK? We’ll get there in a minute. Beginning in June, all sunrooms included in new construction projects will be required to show they will not create “unwanted solar gain.” The change, noted Daily Mail, is part of “a raft of measures” aimed at “future-proofing” homes against summers where temperatures are predicted to reach 104º F. Though “well above what is currently experienced in Britain,” such highs would “cause conservatories to become unbearably hot, often increasing the temperature uncomfortably indoors too.” Wait — so would 200 degrees, but so what? Incidentally, the average daily temperature in the UK in July is 70 degrees. (More than half of the United States just laughed out loud and said “Hold my beer.”) 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SDwaters Posted January 22, 2022 Share Posted January 22, 2022 Beginning in June, all sunrooms included in new construction projects will be required to show they will not create “unwanted solar gain.” I think "solar gain" is the whole point of a sunroom. . . . 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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