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loft insulation
I want to improve the insulation in our loft as I believe most of the
heat from our radiators is going straight through roof. Some loose insulation material (rockwool?) currently exists between the joists to a depth of approx 4 inches, though some areas have no insulation at all.As I only bought the house this year I have no idea how old the insulation is. Am I better off to remove the existing insulation, which would be a rather messy and dirty job, and start from scratch or should I lay new insulation on top of the old stuff. What's the best insulation to use and to what depth. I'd prefer to over-insulate than under-insulate. It is a lathe and plaster ceiling and part of the roof has floorboards. Any advice gratefully received. |
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