Modern steel frame modular buildings use far less energy to heat or cool them because of their low thermal mass and high insulation values. We have come a long way since living in caves.
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Simon Reffell, Wernick Buildings, Neath.

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Modern steel frame modular buildings use far less energy to heat or cool them because of their low thermal mass and high insulation values. We have come a long way since living in caves.
Simon Reffell, Wernick Buildings, Neath.
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