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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Energy Follow Up Survey, 2011

Variable Details

Variableq79_other
Labelq79 During a typical summer (June to August), do you find it difficult to keep this room cool - Other rooms (specify)?
Responses
Attic rooms 1
BATHROOM 2
BATHROOM WITH WC 1
CONSERVATORY 4
CONSEVATRY 1
Conservatory 4
DINING ROOM 2
DINING ROOM, CONSERVATORY 1
KITCHEN 6
KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM 1
KITCHEN, BATHROOM. 1
KITCHEN. 2
Kitchen 1
Kitchen, Dining Room 1
SECOND BEDROOM 1
Sometimes In Summer 1
Study/Backroom 1
all 1
attic and dining room 1
bath room 1
bathroom 2
bedrooms 1
conseratory 1
conservatory 14
conservetory 1
consevatory 1
coserverty 1
dining room 1
dining room back bedroom bathroom 1
dining room, 1
dinning room 1
dont know 1
have not been here in the summer 1
kitchen 19
kitchen constant sunlight 1
kitchen diner 1
kitchen/diner 3
landing 1
only just moved here 1
small bedroom 1
study 2
toilets 1
whole house 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationEnergy Follow Up Survey, 2011
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