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Ireland’s Heat Study Adds More Evidence Against The Fabric First Trap
For several years I have been arguing that “fabric first” becomes a trap when a sensible building-efficiency principle is turned into a universal sequencing rule.
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The author argues that the “fabric first” approach can become a trap when it is applied as a universal sequencing rule for building upgrades. While insulation, draught‑proofing, ventilation and repairs can be valuable, the piece cautions that these measures do not justify extensive renovation for every household. The commentary emphasizes the need to assess each home individually rather than assuming a one‑size‑fits‑all renovation strategy.
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