Energy Informatics

Table 3 Layers used in the walls

From: Reducing the energy consumption of buildings by implementing insulation scenarios and using renewable energies

RM. number	Room	Schedule of finish
RM. number	Room	Wall finish	Ceiling finish	Floor finish	Skirting	Area
1	Porch	Matte paint	Matte paint	Tile	Tile	55 SF
2	Entrance	Matte paint	Matte paint	Tile	Tile	54 SF
3	Living & dining area	Matte paint	Matte paint	Tile	Tile	270 SF
4	Kitchen area	Matte paint	Matte paint	Tile	Tile	122 SF
5	Powder room	Semi-gloss paint/tile	Matte paint	Tile	Tile	22 SF
6	Bath 1	Semi-gloss paint/tile	Matte paint	Tile	Tile	46 SF
7	Bed 1	Matte paint	Matte paint	WPC floor	WPC	138 SF
8	Dryer area	Matte paint	Matte paint	Tile	Tile	13 SF
9	Storage	Matte paint	Matte paint	Tile	Tile	42 SF
10	Garage	Matte paint	Matte paint	Concrete	Tile	249 SF
11	Hallway	Matte paint	Matte paint	Tile	Tile	115 SF
12	Ahu	Matte paint	Matte paint	Concrete	Tile	21 SF
13	Master’s bedroom	Matte paint	Matte paint	WPC floor	WP	167 SF
14	Walking closer	Matte paint	Matte paint	WPC floor	WPC	60 SF
15	Master bath	Semi-gloss paint/tile	Matte paint	Tile	Tile	55 SF
16	Bedroom 2	Matte paint	Matte paint	WPC floor	WPC	132 SF
17	Bedroom 4	Matte paint	Matte paint	WPC floor	WPC	139 SF
18	Bath 2	Semi-gloss paint/tile	Matte paint	Tile	Tile	45 SF
19	Bath 3	Semi-gloss paint/tile	Matte paint	Tile	Tile	45 SF
20	Bedroom 3	Matte paint	Matte paint	WPC floor	WPC	162 SF
21	Balcony	Matte paint	Matte paint	Tile	Tile	59 SF

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