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- Minor or major works: which licence you need
Work that does not affect structure, facade, volume or use is processed as minor works through a prior notification or simplified licence, while any intervention on structural elements or on the exterior requires a major works licence with a technical project.
- Ducted or split air conditioning: cost and installation
A ducted system distributes air from a single unit through a false ceiling and is more discreet and more even, while individual split units cost less, need no false ceiling and allow only the rooms in use to be conditioned.
- Insulation in a Mediterranean climate
In a Mediterranean climate the priority is keeping solar radiation out rather than insulating against cold, so external shading of the openings delivers more per euro invested than any other measure.
- Interior designer fees: how they are calculated
Interior design fees are calculated in three ways: as a percentage of the works between six and twelve per cent, per square metre between twenty and sixty euros, or as a fixed fee for a defined project.
- Marés stone: how to maintain it on the island
Marés is a highly porous calcareous sandstone, so maintaining it means controlling the entry of water and salt with a breathable water repellent, renewed every five to ten years depending on exposure.
- Microcement floors: upkeep and durability
Microcement is applied in layers two to three millimetres thick over the existing substrate, and its durability depends entirely on the sealer, which must be renewed every three to five years in circulation areas and sooner in kitchens.