Why Temperature Matters In Housing
26/05/2026
Ian McCreeth,
By Ian McCreeth, Managing Director, Anglo Nordic
At a glance:
Temperature affects cardiovascular health, respiratory function and mortality risk, while also determining condensation risk and structural deterioration
Year-round temperature stability requires systems designed for both winter heating and summer overheating prevention, not one or the other
Legal requirements establish minimum standards, but good practice requires specification, commissioning and maintenance discipline that prevents failure before it occurs
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