In the 4 corner graph approach, what goes in the top left corner?

In the 4 corner graph approach, the top left corner specifically represents insulation type and its R-value. This method is often used in analyzing and visualizing different components contributing to energy efficiency in a building. The R-value measures the thermal resistance of insulation materials, indicating how well the insulation can resist heat flow. Therefore, by placing insulation type and R-value in this corner, it allows for a clear identification and correlation of how different types of insulation perform, which is essential for evaluating energy efficiency, comfort levels, and potential areas for improvement in a structure.

This corner focuses on the technical specifications of the insulation, providing a foundational understanding necessary for any analysis or recommendations regarding insulation performance in terms of energy savings and climate control within a building.