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Thermal Mass for Housing

Thermal Mass Explained

Thermal mass explained

Utilisation of Thermal Mass in Non Residential Buildings

Thermal mass and whole-life carbon

This page contains information on Thermal mass and whole-life carbon

Thermal mass and Design-Side Response (DSR)

Thermal mass and Design Side Response (DSR)

Building regulations

Find out at how concrete and masonry construction can meet and exceed the thermal performance standards of Part L. Guidance is also available on thermal mass and SAP.

Providing enough thermal mass in air conditioned buildings

This page provides information on whether 100mm of concrete is enough to achieve thermal mass in air conditioned buildings

Thermal mass

Thermal mass is a concept in building design that describes how the mass of the building provides inertia against internal temperature fluctuations. This inherent property of concrete can reduce the operational energy efficiency of buildings.

Providing enough thermal mass in naturally ventilated buildings

Information on whether 100mm of concrete to achieve thermal mass in naturally ventilated buildings