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Anyone used YBS SuperQuilt loft insulation
http://www.ecohome-insulation.com/?i=38451
My loft does is not adequately insulated and a significant proportion of it is boarded out. The energy saving trust pointed me at the above product. Anyone used this? It is rather expensive so I'm canvassing views right now. Thanks Martin |
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Anyone used YBS SuperQuilt loft insulation
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writes http://www.ecohome-insulation.com/?i=38451 My loft does is not adequately insulated and a significant proportion of it is boarded out. The energy saving trust pointed me at the above product. Anyone used this? It is rather expensive so I'm canvassing views right now. Have never used and would never use as it is highly unlikely that the claimed results would be achieved in a typical installation. Same applies for all the foil/metalised plastic sandwich and bubble wrap products. The only insulation product I would use in a boarded out loft is PIR foam board such as celotex, kingspan or ballytherm. It has the greatest insulating factor per unit depth of any domestic product and is proven to work with just a little care in installation. Buying seconds with cosmetic defects can offer significant savings over pristine product. -- fred time for a new sig I think . . . |
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Anyone used YBS SuperQuilt loft insulation
On Wed, 26 Oct 2011 12:47:32 +0100, Martin J. Evans wrote:
http://www.ecohome-insulation.com/?i=38451 My loft does is not adequately insulated and a significant proportion of it is boarded out. The energy saving trust pointed me at the above product. Anyone used this? It is rather expensive so I'm canvassing views right now. Thanks Martin in a similar situation to you and so was looking at this but it appaers quite expensive it appears that you need 2 layers + 20mm of some sort of pir foam board to get the eqivalent of 270mm depth of rockwool. at least according to http://www.ecohome-insulation.com/fi...Insulation.pdf or 1 layer + 60mm PIR foam board ... to get a u value of 0.18 (about 160mm rockwool) I have just bought a load of seconds on 60mm PIR boards (£3.25 for 4' x 2' boards) and will lay thopse on the boarded areas with hardboard on top to bring the U value to the equivalent of the recomended 270mm rockwool you really need 100mm of rockwool and 80+mm pir board but cant afford that :-( -- (º€¢.¸(¨*€¢.¸ ¸.€¢*¨)¸.€¢Âº) .€¢Â°€¢. Nik .€¢Â°€¢. (¸.€¢Âº(¸.€¢Â¨* *¨€¢.¸)º€¢.¸) |
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