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    Condensation problem in newly insulated loft space - Are the vents in the right place?

    I did completely seal all the celotex with foil tape. The warm air will probably be coming through the storage area under at the eaves and through the access doors.
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    Condensation problem in newly insulated loft space - Are the vents in the right place?

    Thanks a lot for your help! That's what I'm going to do
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    Condensation problem in newly insulated loft space - Are the vents in the right place?

    The ceiling is squared off for want of a better word And creates a void that runs the whole length of the ridge connecting all the rafter void?
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    Condensation problem in newly insulated loft space - Are the vents in the right place?

    That's kind of what I was thinking. So do you think that a couple of these would do the job? https://www.roofingventilation.co.uk/Marley-Segmental-Ridge-Tile-Vent
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    Condensation problem in newly insulated loft space - Are the vents in the right place?

    Been doing some DIY in my loft - please be gentle! - I have made it into a room and insulated between/over rafters with celotex. I have some roof vents in place but there is a -pretty bad - condensation issue and I'm not sure the vents are in the right place. I will try and explain the...
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    How do I connect into this soil pipe?

    I understand. Thanks for taking the time to explain. You've helped me a lot thank you!
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    How do I connect into this soil pipe?

    Thanks for the answer. What about where the pipe goes through the plywood floor? Is it fixed using a flange or something? Ta Paul
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    How do I connect into this soil pipe?

    Can anyone help me please? Having a bit of a nightmare fitting a new WC. I have added a picture of an old toilet waste that I need to connect into. It is clay and concreted into the floor. It did used to have a collar on it but it cracked and came off when the old toilet was removed. A...
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    engineer has specified RSJ wider than wall?

    The structural engineer has specified an RSJ 3.6m long, 203mm tall and 133mm wide. It's supporting an internal single skin supporting wall. The width of the brick is obviously 100mm therefore the RSJ is wider, the padstone is detailed at 102mm also. I have queried this with him and he has...
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    Advice on insulated lean-to conservatory roof construction

    Hi Everyone, this is my first post here. Have tried to read and find out myself but just seem to be going round in circles! Basic situation is this. I have an old concrete floor, brick wall, timber window, corrugated plastic roof conservatory on the back of my house. 50's built I think. Pic...
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