In another post on this forum I mentioned that I would be soon taking down the very aged hardboard ceiling in our cellar which is nailed directly onto the floor joists of the room above. The void between ceiling skin and floorboards above has no insualtion or sound deadening material at all. As the cellar is a cold space with no heating then I would have thought it best to prevent draughts and unnecessary heat loss so I was going to insulate that void with something.
Using the likes of Kingspan cut to width to go between the joists is going to be quite expensive as I recall them doing so on our recent house extension so whilst something is better than nothing, can I use the old skool type of loft insulation that comes on a roll or is this only to be used in loft spaces??
TIA
Ian
Using the likes of Kingspan cut to width to go between the joists is going to be quite expensive as I recall them doing so on our recent house extension so whilst something is better than nothing, can I use the old skool type of loft insulation that comes on a roll or is this only to be used in loft spaces??
TIA
Ian