ulkoseiniäkin

Ulkoseiniäkin is a Finnish term that translates to "outer walls too" or "even the outer walls" in English. It refers to the inclusion or consideration of exterior building surfaces in a particular context. This phrase is often used in discussions related to construction, renovation, maintenance, or aesthetic design where the focus might otherwise be solely on interior elements.

For instance, when discussing building insulation, the phrase "ulkoseiniäkin" could imply that insulation efforts are not limited to attics or basements but also extend to the exterior walls. Similarly, in a conversation about painting or cladding a house, it would signify that the outer walls are part of the project, not just interior finishes. The term emphasizes a comprehensive approach that encompasses the building's exterior. Its usage highlights that a complete view or action includes aspects that are visible or accessible from the outside. It suggests a broadening of scope to incorporate the outer shell of a structure.