Correction to: Energy Efficiency
The original version of this paper was unfortunately published with an error in Fig. 3. The published figure includes excess layers, which negatively affect the readability of the figure. The correct figure is displayed below. The authors apologize for this error.
Typical critical joints for thermal bridges in a residential building. This illustration shows the noncontinuous airtight layer of an existing house on the left and a retrofitting solution with added external insulation, a continued airtight layer and windows placed in the new insulation layer on the right
Corrected Fig. 3: Typical critical joints for thermal bridges in a residential building. This illustration shows the noncontinuous airtight layer of an existing house on the left and a retrofitting solution with added external insulation, a continued airtight layer and windows placed in the new insulation layer on the right
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Felius, L.C., Dessen, F. & Hrynyszyn, B.D. Correction to: Retrofitting towards energy-efficient homes in European cold climates: a review. Energy Efficiency 13, 127–128 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12053-019-09838-3
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