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Hi All
I'm planning to board up the loft properly this winter - putting down 4x2s at right-angles to the current joists and filling in between with a new layer of insulation (Celotex/Kingspan or the normal roll insulation stuff), then boarding over the result. I'm unimpressed with the T&G chipboard panels the sheds sell for this purpose and was thinking of using OSB, probably cut into eg. 4ft x 2ft panels for easy of fitting. Any thoughts on the right thickness of OSB to use? 18mm seems a whisker OTT, but I don't think I would trust 11mm. I guess I'm thinking of around 400mm 'joist' spacing. Thanks J^n |
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