Our reporters met Franck, the owner of a house in Waterloo built in the 1970s. And as far as insulation is concerned, he has a problem. "Here we are in our room, so it's the warmest room in the house, under the tops and south, in which it makes a fairly suffocating heat in the summer," says Franck. "And even by aerating all night, there's still a residual heat that makes it difficult to sleep on the floor."Frank plans to launch major work to re-…
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Our reporters met Franck, the owner of a house in Waterloo built in the 1970s. And as far as insulation is concerned, he has a problem. "Here we are in our room, so it's the warmest room in the house, under the tops and south, in which it makes a fairly suffocating heat in the summer," says Franck. "And even by aerating all night, there's still a residual heat that makes it difficult to sleep on the floor."Frank plans to launch major work to re-…