Construction as far as I can tell, is brick/block walls to both sides and rear, front is somewhat different. From ground to sill of ground floor windows is brick to match rest. From there on up, between and above the windows to next floor is rendered, this continues all the way to eaves level, on both end blocks.
Double glazing seems to be the later generation, internally beaded etc. The Council undertook a programme of upgrading their housing stock in the late 90's/early part of the 00's, before flogging the lot to the HA for £1!!!!
Just to confuse the issue even more, the two 'middle' blocks don't have the rendered area as described, instead this is covered with wooden cladding. As mentioned previously though, there is a noticeable temperature difference on the internal walls of the flat, the side (brick) wall being considerably warmer to the touch then the front (rendered) wall.
Double glazing seems to be the later generation, internally beaded etc. The Council undertook a programme of upgrading their housing stock in the late 90's/early part of the 00's, before flogging the lot to the HA for £1!!!!
Just to confuse the issue even more, the two 'middle' blocks don't have the rendered area as described, instead this is covered with wooden cladding. As mentioned previously though, there is a noticeable temperature difference on the internal walls of the flat, the side (brick) wall being considerably warmer to the touch then the front (rendered) wall.