High tech, low tech and home made ways to save energy were on display.
I particularly liked Jake's double-hatched loft hatch (see photo), a modification to the original hatch which was designed and made by Jake himself. The top hatch which lifts out is insulated and draught-proofed, while the lower hatch (below the ladder) is just draught-proofed.
And the event is not over yet - the tenth home, on Peverill Drive in West Bridgford, opens its doors on Sunday 3rd May at 11am. (Click here to book)
Note - full address and other details will be emailed to you after you make your booking.
On the same day there is a further chance to visit the homes on:
Patrick Road (12.30pm) - click here to book
Musters Road (2pm) - click here to book
Harrow Road (3pm) - click here to book
So if you or someone you know would like to see these, just book your free visit.
There are further details of all these homes here
(http://nottingham.greenopenhomes.net/transition-west-bridgford-open-homes-153)
However, if 3rd May is not convenient, there are other Open Homes events in the UK during May. The closest being this one (click here).
