Internal microclimate parameters is a set of factors that describe the conditions in a room and directly affect the wellbeing, health and comfort of its users. Among the most important are air temperature, humidity and air movement. The surface temperature of walls, floors and windows is also important. Differences between these and the air can cause discomfort. Air quality, including carbon dioxide levels and the presence of pollutants, is also important. Indoor microclimate parameters depend on a building's insulation, airtightness and the method of ventilation. Heating and cooling installations and the number of people in the room also have an impact. Each of these elements affects the end result.
Maintaining the right parameters improves concentration, reduces fatigue and promotes health. A well-designed interior ensures favourable conditions regardless of the weather outside.
