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.
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∙ 17y agoHouses are typically designed with living spaces on the top floor to capture natural light and views. Basements are underground and lack sunlight, making them colder. Heat rises, so the top floor tends to be warmer than the basement.
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∙ 12y agofirst of all, the attic is closer to the sun.
moreover, the atmospheric level is very low in the basement ( radiant heat barely reaches the basement)
next, the higher the air gets the less oxygen there is in the air. so high air level is always warm
also, the cold air is more dense and sinks, warm air rises.
last, the cold air in the basement heats up and rises as warm air in the attic cools and sinks.
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∙ 13y agoThere are a variety of factors to account for outside that aren't present inside. For example, the sun will make you warmer outside even at the same temperate that is inside. Other factors include the humidity and wind.
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∙ 14y ago1) it's underground
2) sunlight can't get through
3) warm air flows up
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∙ 11y agoWhen heat forms, it rises to the top and stays there.
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∙ 11y agoWarm air is less dense and tends to rise, cool air is more dense and tends to sink due to the process called convection.
Heat rises, so on the top floor of a house, warm air from lower levels accumulates, making it warmer. Additionally, heat from the roof can radiate down into the top floor, further contributing to the higher temperature.
It is colder at the top of a refrigerator because cold air sinks, causing the lower portion to be slightly warmer.
The top floor of a home is often warmer than the lowest floor because heat rises. As heat rises, it accumulates on the upper levels, making them warmer. In addition, the sun's rays may hit the top floor more directly, contributing to the higher temperature.
The person on the top floor will receive less water because they are against the force of gravity, which creates less pressure in the pipes. As water is pulled downwards, the pressure decreases with height. This results in a lower flow rate for the person on the top floor compared to the person on the ground floor.
Noise is typically louder on the first floor since it is closer to ground-level activities like street traffic and pedestrians. The top floor may have less external noise but more internal noise from neighbors above.
The house is warmer on top because heat rises.
total floor area exclude basement (for parking) and roof top area.
IN SILTH CO: at top floor IN GAMBLING BASEMENT: at bottem floor IN VIRIDIAN GYM: at end of hallway
Normally when a basement is poured, there are no provisions for putting a roof on top of it. Structurally, it isn't a problem to build a basement larger than the main floor. But if you don't build on top of it, you have a major issue to deal with. You will need to determine how you will keep ground water, critters, dirt, etc from entering the basement from the uncovered side and coming into your home. If you properly seal the top of the uncovered side of the basement, I don't think you will have any problems.
Because heat rises, and conversely, cold falls. Heat on the floor will rise and warm the whole house, not just the upper level. Air conditioning will fall and cool the whole house, not just the basement.
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You can purchase an LED dance floor for a basement online from the DHGate website. Once on the page, type "LED Dance Floor" into the search field at the top and press enter to bring up the items.
Go to Build Mode, then find the little icons with house images on them. There will be two of these buttons, one on top of the other. The top one will lead you to the floor above and the bottom one will lead you back down to the main floor or to the basement if you have one. Anyway, click on the top house image and it will bring you to the top floor. First, get rid of the roof for the moment so you can place things upstairs, then build rooms and walls upstairs and add flooring and wallpaper. Then, you can rebuild the roof and you will have an upstairs. Hope that helped. :/
Usually with a piece of insulation fitted between the joist, top of the foundationand the floor.
Above the top floor of your house and under the roof.
Heat rises, so on the top floor of a house, warm air from lower levels accumulates, making it warmer. Additionally, heat from the roof can radiate down into the top floor, further contributing to the higher temperature.
Yes, Emily shut up the top floor of her house after the death of her father. She did not allow anyone to enter that part of the house until her own death.