I am trying to find ways to build more effective freezers. I already know that creating thicker walls helps to reduce heat dissipation, but are there better materials in term of insulation? Which ones?
Do different wall material have different insulation properties
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You should sell meals instead of raw food (it adds huge value to it). It is actually possible to sell meals to the traders or visitors from other factions who won't buy sculptures but give fair price for all kind of meals.( and frequency of space traders is reduced highly).
Just keep a high level all-time cook and make him/her cook all the time (keep a forever fine meals job if possible: market value is 25 space bucks). If you don't have a skilled cook who can cook all the time, use someone else to make nutrient paste meals, which also sells for higher value than simple meals and doesn't need high skill level.
As far as quality is concerned the meals sell at same price if not at very low hit points.
This is a screenshot of my colony with all year around growth, Look at the quantity and the wealth of fridge !
Instead of right-clicking the Button on the bottom, like this:
Where you are unable to see all Options, press the corresponding hot key on your Keyboard and have your Mouse e.g. in the middle of your Screen. This will bring up the list next to your Mouse Pointer:
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Best Answer
Unfortunately, it doesn't look like material type has any effect on insulation value. The only way to improve walls' insulation is to make them thicker.
A user here did a test to check how insulation worked:
Another thread here also supports this: