Insulation in Food Storage

[Levantine]

Does wall insulation effect the efficacy of food storage in keeping food from spoiling? Anyone know?

[Morri]

It does not.

It's mostly just for the visual effect. The only thing it does just like in all non-residential buildings is to very minimally affect how quickly the building needs repairs.

[Levantine]

Ok, thanks for the onfe

[Oskatat]

It makes it so it doesn't distract me when I figure out which buildings actually still need insulation. I consider that good enough

[Skywalker]

I destroy often walls from my buildings (for design and optical reasons) and they keep still in function. I like for example the look of an open sewery, so I delete regulary the 4 entrance walls so I can look inside and don't need to use a door. And I can craft everything inside. Also the hen stable. I bulid it open without a door and they nonetheless give eggs and feathers

[rhwilson1953]

Originally posted by Skywalker:

<snip > Also the hen stable. I bulid it open without a door and they nonetheless give eggs and feathers

That's funny, none of my stables have doors, only entrances which are always open and the animals can come & go as needed. Only the donkey / horse stable has doors to the tack rooms.

[larrysteele]

Originally posted by Skywalker:

I destroy often walls from my buildings (for design and optical reasons) and they keep still in function. I like for example the look of an open sewery, so I delete regulary the 4 entrance walls so I can look inside and don't need to use a door. And I can craft everything inside. Also the hen stable. I bulid it open without a door and they nonetheless give eggs and feathers

Wow. I've been playing for over three years and never knew this. I'm not sure I'll use this but knowing I have the option is nice. Who knows, maybe I'll incorporate it at come point.