Demolition and Construction

Probably original with the house in ~1968. The non-glazed elements are plywood which is reasonably strong but very poor from an insulation point of view.
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(Demolition and Construction): door exterior domestic residential wood single glazed being replaced with double glazed uPVC for energy efficiency 1 DHD.jpg
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• door exterior domestic = You might consider replacing a single-glazed or drafty front/exterior door to reduce winter drafts/draughts, heating costs and CO2 emissions, though other weatherproofing/weatherizing/insulation work may well give a better bang for your buck.

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