Energy loss in the home Insulation method including cost and saving

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Cavity walls & insulation Cavity walls & insulation Carpet Initial cost: £400 Annual saving: £40 Strips of foam and plastic around doors and windows stop air going out , which reduces convection. Carpet Initial cost: £400 Annual saving: £40 Strips of foam and plastic around doors and windows stop air going out , which reduces convection. Cavity walls & insulation Initial cost: £150 Annual saving: £100 Lagging such as fibre glass wool reduces conduction. Cavity walls & insulation Initial cost: £150 Annual saving: £100 Lagging such as fibre glass wool reduces conduction. Draught proofing Initial cost: £100 Annual saving: £15 Fibreglass ‘wool’ laid across the loft floor reduces conduction through the ceiling into the roof space. Draught proofing Initial cost: £100 Annual saving: £15 Fibreglass ‘wool’ laid across the loft floor reduces conduction through the ceiling into the roof space. Double glazing Initial cost: £2400 Annual saving: £80 Two layers of brick with a gap between them reduce conduction. Insulating foam squirted into the gap between layers, trapping pockets of air to minimise convection. Double glazing Initial cost: £2400 Annual saving: £80 Two layers of brick with a gap between them reduce conduction. Insulating foam squirted into the gap between layers, trapping pockets of air to minimise convection. Hot water tank jacket Initial cost: £60 Annual saving: £15 Two layers of glass with an air gap between reduce conduction. Hot water tank jacket Initial cost: £60 Annual saving: £15 Two layers of glass with an air gap between reduce conduction. Loft insulation Initial cost: £200 Annual saving: £100 Reduces conduction and radiation through the windows. Loft insulation Initial cost: £200 Annual saving: £100 Reduces conduction and radiation through the windows. Thick curtains Initial cost: £180 Annual saving: £20 Laid across a floor to reduce conduction. Thick curtains Initial cost: £180 Annual saving: £20 Laid across a floor to reduce conduction. Draughts Windows Walls Draughts Windows Walls Floors Roof Floors Roof 35 % 25 % 10 % 35 % 25 % 10 % 15 % 15 % 15 % 15 %