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I'm currently ripping my bathroom apart for a complete renovation.
I was hoping to insulate between the plasterboard and inner leaf with foil faced insulation boards as it's a cold bugger of a room but as I have suspected for a long time I only have 25mm between the two. I don't really want to increase this depth if I can help it as it's already a small room and the shower won't fit as well then.
Looking on the Celotex (just picked randomly, not bothered about which manufacturer) website I can only see one product (TB4000) that is made in a thickness to suit my needs but it seems to be for laying over the thicker boards and not for cutting to fit between the studs.
Is it acceptable to cut it to fit between the studs or am I looking to do it another way?
I was hoping to insulate between the plasterboard and inner leaf with foil faced insulation boards as it's a cold bugger of a room but as I have suspected for a long time I only have 25mm between the two. I don't really want to increase this depth if I can help it as it's already a small room and the shower won't fit as well then.
Looking on the Celotex (just picked randomly, not bothered about which manufacturer) website I can only see one product (TB4000) that is made in a thickness to suit my needs but it seems to be for laying over the thicker boards and not for cutting to fit between the studs.
Is it acceptable to cut it to fit between the studs or am I looking to do it another way?