The UK Home Health & Wellbeing Report - Ecobuild 2016
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A presentation from Stacey Temprell, Saint-Gobain's Habitat Marketing Director in the UK, about the 2016 UK Home Health and Wellbeing Report. The presentation was given at Ecobuild in March 2017
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The UK Home Health & Wellbeing Report - Ecobuild 2016
- 1. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016
- 2. Our homes can have a significant impact on our comfort, health and wellbeing But how aware of this do you think people are generally?
- 4. THE UK’S FIRST MULTI COMFORT BUILDING INDOOR AIR COMFORT In Multi Comfort buildings, indoor air is kept fresh and clean – while harmful pollutants, whatever the source, are reduced THERMAL COMFORT A Multi Comfort building has temperatures of relative stability, neither too hot nor too cold, so we can function comfortably, whatever we’re doing. . ACOUSTIC COMFORT Multi Comfort buildings have well balanced acoustic environments to block out unwanted, harmful noise and enhance those sounds that we want, and need, to hear. VISUAL COMFORT Multi Comfort buildings have the right type and right amount of light, neither too much nor too little, for specific tasks – whether it’s bedtime reading, performing surgery or completing work www.multicomfort.co.uk
- 5. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 Download now from www.multicomfort.co.uk
- 6. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 Respondents
- 7. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 Respondents
- 8. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 Over 95% of homeowners and renters make some effort to look after their health and wellbeing
- 9. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 People are paying attention to their diet 85% of those surveyed aim to eat healthily, some or most of the time
- 10. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 People are increasingly aware of the need to exercise 55% exercise at least occasionally and 27% regularly
- 11. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 90% of those surveyed buying or moving in to a new home are concerned about the impact their homes would have on their health and wellbeing
- 12. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 29% would be prepared to pay more for a home that won’t compromise their health and wellbeing
- 13. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 13% are more prepared to pay for a home that won’t compromise their health and wellbeing than an environmentally friendly home
- 14. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 The Top 3 health and wellbeing issues people would like to change in their existing home are: It has high energy bills
- 15. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 The Top 3 health and wellbeing issues people would like to change in their existing home are: It is too cold in the winter
- 16. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 The Top 3 health and wellbeing issues people would like to change in their existing home are: There is noise from neighbours
- 17. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 When asked to select features of their ideal home, homeowners and renters most want a home with the following attributes:
- 18. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 Features of an ideal home: #1 A place where I feel safe and secure
- 19. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 Features of an ideal home: #2 A home I can afford to run and maintain
- 20. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 Features of an ideal home: #3 A home without the need for excessive heating in Winter with low energy bills
- 21. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 Features of an ideal home: #4 With low levels of noise giving a place where you can relax and unwind
- 22. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 Features of an ideal home: #5 With good natural light and views of nature
- 23. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 Features of an ideal home: #6 Without damp and mould
- 24. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 Each of these factors are valued as 3 times more important than a home that will improve in value or have desirability when sold
- 25. THE UK HOME, HEALTH AND WELLBEING REPORT 2016 The report and the full data can be downloaded now from www.multicomfort.co.uk
Editor's Notes
- Did you know that as human beings we spend up to 90% of our time inside - either in our vehicles or in buildings – much of this, we spend in our homes This means that our homes are likely to be having a significant impact on our comfort, health and wellbeing But how aware of this do you think people are generally?
- As part of the Task Group that produced the UKGBC Health & Wellbeing in Homes report - we couldn’t find any real evidence from research already done that told us if general consumers – in this case homeowners and renters in the UK - were aware of the impact their homes could have on their Health and Wellbeing So we did our own research – and today I will share those findings
- My name is Stacey Temprell, Habitat Marketing Director for Saint-Gobain Saint-Gobain commissioned and carried out the research with homeowners and renters in the UK that was used as part of the UKGBC homes report You may not be aware of Saint-Gobain, but you may know us better by one of our construction product and distribution brands, that are all part of Saint-Gobain in the UK
- Saint-Gobain believe that buildings should be designed for people This led us to develop our Multi Comfort design concept for buildings – which ensures users experience Thermal Comfort, Acoustic Comfort, Visual Comfort and Indoor-Air Comfort We have our own reference build programme underway to demonstrate how buildings can be designed in this way to give us improved comfort, health and wellbeing, whilst protecting the environment. You can learn more about the Multi Comfort building concept and how our first building is performing in use at www.multicomfort.co.uk
- So in the next few minutes, I will share the headline results of the survey we carried out of 3024 UK homeowners and renters on this topic
- The objective of this survey was to find out if UK homeowners and renters prioritize their own health and wellbeing, and if they recognize and value, the attributes of a home that can affect their comfort, health and wellbeing. Therefore, Saint-Gobain conducted a survey of 3024 UK homeowners and renters In addition to being representative from a basic demographic profile, there was a representative spread of respondents across all UK regions
- The objective of this survey was to find out if UK homeowners and renters prioritize their own health and wellbeing, and if they recognize and value, the attributes of a home that can affect their comfort, health and wellbeing. Therefore, Saint-Gobain conducted a survey of 3024 UK homeowners and renters In addition to being representative from a basic demographic profile, there was a representative spread of respondents across all UK regions Three-quarters of the sample live in a house (mainly semi-detached); the remaining quarter live in (mainly purpose built) apartment or flats. the sample was split evenly between those who own their home and those who rent, either privately or via social housing.
- People are increasingly concerned about their health and wellbeing Over 95% of homeowners and renters make some effort to look after their health and wellbeing
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