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Insulating between plasterboard ceiling and floorboards
Hello,
Due to a leak upstairs, the plasterboard ceiling below got all soggy and I have pulled it down. Before I replace the plasterboard, is it worth putting anything above it? I've never had a house with insulation between the ground and upper floors but perhaps practice has changed since these houses were built? I see Wickes sell slabs of insulation 2 inches thick. Does it help keep sound or noise out? Is it worth doing? Which thickness of plasterboard should I use? I thought 9.5mm might be easier to lift but the old stuff seems to have been 12.5mm. Thanks and Happy New Year! Stephen. |
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