Date: 14 June 2012 10:47
Subject: 36 Duckett Road , N4 1BN
To: office@adpol-gb.co.uk
To
whom it may concern,
I
came across you company in a blog and you guys came highly recommended, i was
wondering if you would like to quote for the following project.
We
have recently bought an end of terrace Victorian house in North London: 36
Duckett Road, N4 1BN. The house is not in a conservation area. We have hired an
energy consultant to guide us through some renovations that will –
hopefully -- take the house to the PassivHaus EnerPHit levels of energy usage,
rather than the current annual space heating demand for the house of 272
kWh/m2.year.
In
order to do that the first step we are undertaking is to apply external
insulation to the house and to change all the windows which are currently
original wooden single glazed windows.
Our
general strategy will be triple glazed for north-facing and bathroom windows,
double glazing for the remainder which are mostly south- with a few
east-facing. All windows should open inwards.
Here
are the windows for which we are looking for a quotation:
GROUND
FLOOR: FRONT OF THE HOUSE TRIPLE GLAZED (north facing) sash window appearance.
All
the measurement are of glass opening:
VESTIBULE
TRIPLE GLAZED:
W1
: 960Wx2060H
LIBRARY
bay window TRIPLE GLAZED:
W2:
960Wx2060H, W3 960Wx2060H, W4 960Wx2060H
KITCHEN
bay (east-facing side of the house -- currently traditional Victorian sash
windows but does not need to remain so) DOUBLE GLAZED bay:
W5
340Wx1590H, W6 1040Wx1590H, W7 340Wx1590H
BATHROOM
1 (east-facing) TRIPLE GLAZED:
W8
730Wx1220H
Future
guest BEDROOM (currently kitchen) DOUBLE GLAZED:
W9
1040Wx1440H
Son
Sam’s BEDROOM front of the house TRIPLE GLAZED (north facing) sash window
appearance:
W10
960Wx1740H
W11
960Wx1740H
Son
Jake’s BEDROOM front of the house TRIPLE GLAZED (north facing) bay sash
window appearance:
W12
960Wx1740H
W13
960Wx1740H
W14
960Wx1740H
Master
BEDROOM south facing DOUBLE GLAZED:
W15
1040Wx1560H
Master
bedroom’s BATHROOM south facing TRIPLE GLAZED:
W16
840Wx1730H
Future
STUDY/OFFICE (currently living room) DOUBLE GLAZED:
W17
1040Wx1440H
W18
1400Wx1440H
BATHROOM
3 TRIPLE GLAZED:
W19
500Wx1400H
We
are also in the process of opening up the south facing facade of the house with
an opening that is roughly 4400mm in height by 3000mm in width. The bottom part
will have sliding doors that also tilt and the top part is a fixed panel. For
this opening we were thinking of double glazing as we would like to use the sun
as a mean of heating (a concrete floor inside will work as thermal mass).
Please let me know if this is something you guys do. Could you also let me know
what the difference in price will be if instead we go for triple glazing?
There
is also a double sliding door measuring 1400wx2300h triple glazed, again
in needs to tilt in. Lastly a fixed panel (triple glaze) which measure
1800wx1700h.
Please
let me know if all makes sense.
I
look forward in hearing from you.
Please
let me know if you need any further information.
Kind
regards,
Babettli
Azzone
36
Duckett road
N4
1bn