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The Anatomy of a High-Performance Home

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Managing Real Estate Broker with 206 909-7536 AdrianWillanger-broker.com 17900

 

                                                        MR/Graphic/Adrian Willanger

Once a house is finished it's extremely difficult to know the DNA of the house, how is it built?  What makes it different?  

The illustration is of a typically wall section that will go into the making of City Cabins, Martha Rose's newest green high-performance homes located on Queen Anne Hill in Seattle Washington.

Several key items to notice: the framing is double 2X4s, with 1" of rigid foam board on the exterior side, followed by ½" inch of plywood , and two layers of sixty minute paper and then covered with the siding.

The double 2x4 framing is filled with blow-in fiberglass batts that will have an R-26 rating, the 1" rigid foam will add another R-5 making giving the wall assembly an incredible R-31 value.

 City Cabins are now available for presale for more information contact Adrian Willanger 206 909-7536

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Wayne Johnson
Coldwell Banker D'Ann Harper REALTORS® - San Antonio, TX
San Antonio REALTOR, San Antonio Homes For Sale

Adrian-This is quite a design. Looks to be very energy efficient, air-tight. I'm guessing the same care is taken with the roof and attic.

Dec 06, 2012 10:44 PM