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Roof space ventilation
If a natural slate roof is unfelted, does this provide any ventilation to
the underside? I'd like to jam some celotex between the rafters, but won't be bothered if I need to install specific ventilation at eaves and ridge. The roof covering will probably be replaced in the next five years, when felt and specific ventilation can be added. I just want to still have the rafters in one piece when this happens. The proposed layers would be: ----- --------------- ---- -- SLATES ------------ ------------- +---+ no felt +---+ | | 50 mm | | | | air gap | |------ RAFTERS | | | | ###| |###########| |## ###+---+###########+---+## -- 25mm celotex ########################## ########################## -- 25mm celotext x layed ************************** -- 12.5mm foil backed p/b The loft area will be used for light storage. Several pipes, including rising cold main pass through, so I'd prefer a warm loft situation. Christian. |
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