Evening,
I am looking to take on the task of converting a free standing brick and flint garage into a 2 bedroom holiday home. I am in the early stages of getting this project underway but one issue i have come across is regards insulation of the walls.
My initial plan was to build and internal stud wall, with a vapor barrier on the back, 60mm foam boards in the framing and 20mm foam boards over the top, before covering in platerboard. However there are one or two areas within the garage that have the flint brink showing on the inside and the wife would like to keep these viable. Is this a good idea or should we be looking to cover these areas also.
Thanks
Andy
I am looking to take on the task of converting a free standing brick and flint garage into a 2 bedroom holiday home. I am in the early stages of getting this project underway but one issue i have come across is regards insulation of the walls.
My initial plan was to build and internal stud wall, with a vapor barrier on the back, 60mm foam boards in the framing and 20mm foam boards over the top, before covering in platerboard. However there are one or two areas within the garage that have the flint brink showing on the inside and the wife would like to keep these viable. Is this a good idea or should we be looking to cover these areas also.
Thanks
Andy