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Hello,
I've recently found myself the custodian of a 1930s terrace. The loft has some insulation, but it doesn't really appear to go above the beams. So, I'd like to add some more.
I understand I need to be mindful of creating a damp loft, however, I have the type of loft that has no felt it's just a big old breezy space up there. I presume that rather removes the threat of condensation as the loft is so very well ventilated?
There's also an old metal water tank up there. How do people insulate under them? Maybe they insulate the inside of them?
Thanks,
James
I've recently found myself the custodian of a 1930s terrace. The loft has some insulation, but it doesn't really appear to go above the beams. So, I'd like to add some more.
I understand I need to be mindful of creating a damp loft, however, I have the type of loft that has no felt it's just a big old breezy space up there. I presume that rather removes the threat of condensation as the loft is so very well ventilated?
There's also an old metal water tank up there. How do people insulate under them? Maybe they insulate the inside of them?
Thanks,
James