Hi,
I had an idea re the above and could do with some feedback as to whether I am completely barking or whether this is a sensible suggestion.
In our house we have suspended wooden flooring on the ground floor and B&Q (ww.diy.com) are currently doing top-up loft insulation (200mm) for £9 for 3 rolls - to cover the living room would therefore only take £27-35 of insulation. My idea is to have the loft insulation between the joists that support the floorboards and be held in place (the loft insulation that is) with something like chicken wire.
So, is this a good idea or are there some fundamental reasons why this is a bad idea?
Sadie.
I had an idea re the above and could do with some feedback as to whether I am completely barking or whether this is a sensible suggestion.
In our house we have suspended wooden flooring on the ground floor and B&Q (ww.diy.com) are currently doing top-up loft insulation (200mm) for £9 for 3 rolls - to cover the living room would therefore only take £27-35 of insulation. My idea is to have the loft insulation between the joists that support the floorboards and be held in place (the loft insulation that is) with something like chicken wire.
So, is this a good idea or are there some fundamental reasons why this is a bad idea?
Sadie.