Recent content by David729

Thanks for that, very helpful. I'll give the studs a good coating of preservative to try and delay rot. When you say 'foil facing inwards' I take it you mean facing the inside of the shed?

It will need to be heated in winter it when I am working in it and at other times I want to keep the inside above freezing point. I've read elsewhere that it's better to have an air gap between the wood and the insulation to allow any penetrating moisture evaporate, but maybe that was only when...

I have an 8' by 5' wooden shed which I plan to insulate. It's constructed of tongue & groove and the studs inside are 1.75 inches (45mm) deep. I don't want to make it much smaller inside so I'm thinking of putting the insulating material between the studs and then screwing plywood onto the...