Recent content by werdas

thanks, but there still will be air gap, in my understanding , unless insullation layer needs to bee topped up and suppressed ( which is not good) see picture

had some feedback from other people, now not convinced, due to risk of condensation ...... on other hand there are products: like this and even b&Q does something like this

great , thanks

ok so if I understand correclt I will but 100mm PIR boards across rafters ( between them there is 100mm insulation layer) and on top of PIR board I will put loft boards see picture attached

i understand for multi insulation layers, but does this applye for insulations layers and PIR insulation ? I thought gap prevent condensing Thanks in advance for you insights

Thanks so the principal how current pir boards are layed with 6cm gap is fine? if so I will just do the same for the rest of the loft

hello my upstairs bathroom renovation is finished now so time to insulate the loft my rafts are spaced 60cm apart raft height 10cm currently there is 100mm insulation between rafts ( house was build 1990) might replace some of insulation I should be straight forward, putting legs 175mm, 1700mm...

ok,this miracle solved my dilema, only £10

Bought radiator from the Facebook market place it did not come with brackets nor valves thought I will get a standard BUSH 1 X ½"https://www.screwfix.com/p/bush-1-x/42740 , but it turns that the thread on the radiator is anti clock... Does anyone have a idea where to get one, paid £150 so do...

many thanks will try

Happy New Year! long story short, frozen mince caused ceramic kitchen sink cracked/smashed as my kitchen is not a new one,and in a couple years it would need to be replaced wonder if that sink can be repaired,patched etc? if so what filler i needed? many thanks