Erik Schmidt Senior Member
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posted 05-03-2001 03:21 AM
You should have posted this clarification of your question under the original topic instead of starting a new one.Something is not clear. Do you want to know about the castles as they were then or as it is done now? As for insulation, I don't know of any castle which had insulation built into it's structure(such as an air space in the wall). Some insulation was produced against the cold walls by hanging them with tappestries. The walls had great thermal mass, which meant they were slow to change temperature due to their thickness, which also made the rooms slow to change temperature. Candles, oil/fat lamps and open fires were used for lighting. Erik |