There are a few possible reasons, so it's hard to answer definitively without knowing the particulars of your house. For instance, you don't mention whether you have air conditioning and, if so, what type. Having said that, the most likely cause for a wide temperature range between the two levels is bad insulation. If your house is a Cape Cod-style dwelling or a split-level where the second floor has little or no attic above it, it may be chronically hot in summer (and cold in winter) because the living area is directly below the sun-drenched roof. If there is an attic above it, it may be poorly insulated or ventilated, or both. Make sure you have plenty of insulation placed on the attic floor, and ensure there are adequate fans and vents to keep the attic temps down to reasonable levels. There should be at least one exhaust fan and two vents, one on each side of the house, or in the soffits. Keeping the attic from overheating will not only make the second deck more comfortable, it will prolong the life of the roof. The insulation in the attic will also help keep the second floor warm in winter.
big and on a dirt road and beutiful in the inside two story house and an upstairs
The story takes place in Ireland around winter time.
The theme for the short story "You Need To Go Upstairs", is that every problem can be conquered.
Yes, it would depend on the reference point. You would be upstairs from some people and downstairs from others.
extremelly dry through the summer and light sleeting in early winter
leave the one upstairs set@65, and the other one@ 70. I also have a two story house, but i live in michigan.
Heat moves upward, so you could theoretically just heat the lower floor. In the summer, you would cool the upstairs and the downstairs would remain cooler. However, variables such as how extreme the heat and cold are in your house, and your house's quality of insulation, windows and roofing probably will affect your plans.
In winter, fan should blow down,heat rises,get it back. In summer ,fan should blow up for a 2 story vaulted ceiling,to circulate air but not blow down hot air.On a one story in summer it can blow either,but it's a prefference.Up is ok,but down you get a lower cool index feeling.
in a summer house in the country (apex)
Cold air. If you live in a two-story house, you may notice that it's usually warmer upstairs.
I live in a two story house and currently have one air conditioner unit for the whole house. I am looking to change that so that one unit does the upstairs and one unit does the down stairs. Where can I find air conditioner units that will meet my needs.
The duration of A Summer Story is 1.58 hours.