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Refurb of old walls - insulate inside or outside?
From a recent thread on rendering:
On 16 Nov, 09:30, Tim Lamb wrote: When the farmhouse was *done up*, the exterior was re-rendered over 25mm of insulation. I'm facing a bunch of this for refurbs over the next couple of years. The main house isn't going to be changed, but I've thin-walled extensions to the rear (pantry etc.) and various sheds that are certainly candidates for adding wall insulation. The rendering, particularly one shed, isn't impressive at present anyway. So what are my pros and cons for adding insulation to either the inside or outside of the wall? Thanks |
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