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3X2 stud wall "dry lining" cellar, so "one sided" i.e. rear face not boarded over.
Plan on putting 50mm rockwool bats into the wall before pb-ing over. How do you ensure the insulation says put? and doesn;t fall out "backwards".. Musings so far are 1) it'll stay there by wedge power alone, 2)run some strings/gaffer tape across behind the studwall for it to "lean on" Anyone had a similar quandary and resolved it ? Cheers Jim K |
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