We've done it to a double wide panel door facing west, the garage was sweltering in summer and lost a lot of heat in winter. The laundry was in there, so it got used a fair bit.
The insulation was styrofoam panels that wedged into each of the panels of the door. Seemed to help a bit in summer, but I also should've added brushes to the sides to close the gap on either side.
I got caught trying to think of how the Hungarian algorithm from the maths world was being used by the far right.
I can picture them pouring over a diagram shouting 'not enough lines!'
It could have been a potential murder-suicide.
If you do it very very wrong I suppose
We've done it to a double wide panel door facing west, the garage was sweltering in summer and lost a lot of heat in winter. The laundry was in there, so it got used a fair bit.
The insulation was styrofoam panels that wedged into each of the panels of the door. Seemed to help a bit in summer, but I also should've added brushes to the sides to close the gap on either side.
The earliest game I remember is Dangerous Dave that I think was on a 386.
Either that or Gorillas, a DOS game on a similar system. Still remember having to park the heads!
I got caught trying to think of how the Hungarian algorithm from the maths world was being used by the far right. I can picture them pouring over a diagram shouting 'not enough lines!'
'story time!'