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Improving insulation and sound
Just recently got `free` cavity wall & loft insulation and would like to
further improve the insulation and sound insulation in a couple of rooms. In one bedroom there are 2 windows which although double glazed have minimum spacing between the glass (approx cm) I also hear traffic noise through them. I was thinking of using some 10mm polycarbonate sheet in a frame to make a third `pane` . I am using this method as it is something I could do myself. Am I likely to gain much by way of heat loss and sound insulation or would it not be worth the effort? thanks |
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