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loft insulation
Hello,
It is been pretty warm in the loft conversion, much warmer than the rest of the house. I was removing some down lighters from the ceiling and looked up through the hole and I cannot see any insulation. I mentioned in an another post how this loft conversion has all the paperwork and yet has all the power off a 13A fused radial. Is this another cut corner? Surely they should have put some insulation somewhere? I'm thinking that as well as being warm in the summer it is likely to be cold in the winter. What is the best way to insulate: remove the ceiling and put celotex between the joists? I'm thinking this would be easiest as if I put celotex between the rafters, don't I have to leave ventilation gaps, which seems to defeat the purpose? Thanks, Stephen. |
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