Garbes
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We are looking at having an new kitchen but I want to improve how cold the current kitchen is.
Three of the walls in the kitchen are external facing wall. The walls are a single brick construction. We currently have cupboards on some of the external walls and when storing items like cereal boxes these go limp and salt/sugar/coffee goes hard in the containers.
The construction of the floor is concrete and we have two large double glazed windows and a large radiator to give you the full construction.
I presume the way forward is to insulate the walls, somehow without causing others issues?
Three of the walls in the kitchen are external facing wall. The walls are a single brick construction. We currently have cupboards on some of the external walls and when storing items like cereal boxes these go limp and salt/sugar/coffee goes hard in the containers.
The construction of the floor is concrete and we have two large double glazed windows and a large radiator to give you the full construction.
I presume the way forward is to insulate the walls, somehow without causing others issues?