Recent content by Katharine1471

the 47mm stuff says + / - 3mm so some might actually be 50 mm. (equally could be 44mm!!) I am intending on using this stuff for 50mm celotex. Most likely the battens will end up with small wedges behind them to make the wall plumb anyway so my thinking was its likely to be about 50mm at...

if its specifically a problem of mould on the plasterboard would some kind of wooden tongue and groove cladding be a better option? Its mostly the brick I want to hide to improve the appearance so would it be an option to just batten out and then clad avoiding all insulation altogether?

Thanks for quick response. It will remain polycarb for the foreseeable future. I have been reading lots of topics about insulating polycarb from inside also but i can see how that might could go wrong RE condensation also I imagine it'd have to be easily removable presumably as I imagine to...

Basically we have a single skin brick utility room adjacent to kitchen ( 2 walls brick to waist height, one wall brick to full height) and then polycarbonate roof over the top. It's off the kitchen and houses the tumble dryer and washing machine. We're having the kitchen all re-done and to match...

I thought dot and dab was a no no for single skin?

We have a lean to conservatory which is attached to our kitchen. It doesn't seem to get cold and we frequently keep the door open to this room all day and the window out there remains open 24/7 also. It houses a washing machine and a vented tumble drier. It has a triplex roof that spans...