[A REVISAR] Partition wall profiles for energy efficiency and savings

Did you know that partition wall profiles can help you save money on your bills? In this article we explain what they are used for and how you can pay less by switching tariffs.

 

The importance of partition wall profiles

 

With the arrival of winter, the use of heating rises considerably and electricity bills soar. One of the reasons may be the presence of thermal bridges. These are temperature leaks that allow the heat or cold generated inside a home to escape, or the cold or heat from outside to enter the dwelling. As a result, the heating or air-conditioning has to work twice as hard to maintain the desired temperature in the home and consequently uses much more energy in the process.

 

That is why it is very important to carry out refurbishments in our homes that improve thermal insulation and break thermal bridges. This can be achieved with partition wall profiles. These are metal profiles used in wall linings and partitions. They are interior partitions that separate rooms within the same home or between different dwellings in the same building, such as the walls that separate common areas (landings or lift shafts). By installing partition wall profiles, it is possible to optimise thermal insulation and save more than 50% on heating.

Cheaper electricity and gas tariffs

 

In addition to using partition wall profiles, there are tools that allow you to compare tariffs to find the best option. Unfortunately, the new regulations of the CNMC (Spain’s National Markets and Competition Commission), which aim to help consumers save on electricity, will not come into force until mid-2020.

 

These regulations are a consequence of the high price of electricity, which has kept rising in recent years. This is why consumers are trying to save energy and look for cheaper electricity and gas tariffs. Energy comparison sites have now become popular; they compare the tariffs of different suppliers, such as Repsol, Holaluz or Podo, so that users can more easily see which is the cheapest. Once we know whether the Endesa or the Repsol tariff suits us better, we simply need to contact a customer service department and request that tariff.

 

Some websites, such as the one we invite you to read below, analyse the tariffs of different companies so that users can find out first-hand everything they offer: http://agua2013.es/.

 

Would you like to know more about how to save on your bills? We invite you to read the following article to learn how to reduce your energy consumption.

 

This article is for information purposes only and is based on the information available on the date of publication. Owing to the constant evolution of technology, regulations and technical specifications, some of its content may become outdated or change over time. In the event of any discrepancy, the current official technical documentation of the relevant manufacturer or supplier shall always prevail. If you have any questions or need advice for a specific project, please do not hesitate to contact our team.