Two-storey homes are now the norm in many Australian suburbs, from the leafy streets of Mosman and Hawthorn to newer developments on the urban fringes of…
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Anyone who lives in a big Aussie home knows the struggle of keeping every room comfortable. From brutal 40-degree days in Adelaide to humid summers in…
For most Australian households, the largest surface separating indoor comfort from outdoor extremes is the roof. Heat accumulating in the ceiling cavity during…
Air conditioning and heating systems in Australian homes work harder than almost anywhere else in the world. From the dry forty-degree summers of Adelaide to…
When Australians think about indoor air quality, they often jump straight to summer heatwaves, pollen drifts across the eastern suburbs, or that lingering…
Australians have always had a tangled relationship with the weather. From bone-dry Adelaide summers where the mercury climbs past 40 °C to bone-chilling Hobart…
High indoor humidity can make a home feel warmer, encourage mould growth and leave condensation on windows, walls and cupboards. You do not need to run an air…
An energy recovery ventilator (ERV) is a mechanical ventilation system that brings outdoor air into a building while removing stale indoor air. Before the two…
An efficient heating and cooling system keeps indoor temperatures comfortable while using less electricity, placing less strain on components and helping…
Indoor air can carry fine dust, pollen, pet dander, smoke particles, mould spores and household odours long after the source has disappeared. A whole-home air…
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