>>2921972
only problem with your pic is they cheaped out and didnt move the doors and windows outwards.
>15cm
holy why? the common post insulation here in norway on old houses is 5cm, then you dont really need to move windows and such if you dont want to. thats assuming the house has some poorfag attempt of insulation and the biggest benefits come from adding a layer of windbreaker on the outside under the outer siding. on most post ww2 houses this will give a total of 15cm ish insulation, depending on how its buildt you can maybe take the time to replace or check the original insulation. older houses might be solid logs and thats when we migh step up to 10cm if possible but again, its the windbreaker that does most of it and 5cm is far better than nothing.
15cm is the minimum/standard total insulation of a new house. no reason for anyone to add that to an existing house ever.

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