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Cavity wall insulation, interier walls ?
We are having it installed in our 1930's red brick semi soon. It has a single story extension on the side, and during the survey I was told that the portion of old exterior wall now enclosed by the extension will still need drilling and filling. I don't see why as it's no longer outside and so can't loose heat other than into the extension which is itself heated. If I can get them to leave this wall then it would save a lot of cleaning up and redecorating afterwards. Any thoughts ? the filling will be blown fibre which is both sticky so it stays in place and also treated against moisture. -- Pete Cross |
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