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Already discussed & gone with celotex, I also feel 6mm on top is not very rigid. Either way I still have to secure the insulation to the decking regardless.. so back to my fastener question.

Guys, Decided to go for these fixings: http://permaroofonline.co.uk/all-purpose-fastener-firestone-all-purpose-fasteners-59-at-least-one-of-product-variables-is-required With these washers...

Then again, working out the prices I will try the 200mm insulation roll :D

Thanks as always :D

Guys, As title, in planning terms what is the absolute minimum height that a ceiling can be ?? Thanks

Thanks guys, Just my hang up, but I seem to favour something solid over something wirey

Guys, 1950's house with suspended floor with a space below the floor of about 900mm ( enough for me to crawl about in). As there are ventilation bricks to keep timber aired, during winter floor gets pretty cold. I want to add some insulation underneath in between floor joists, whats the best...

Totally logical as always Woody :D

Guys, As title , I have read about using a 'condensation trap'? as I will be putting in a extractor fan in downstairs toilet that has a warm flat roof. Can someone please explain pls. :)

Woody is the 4 year rule apply to any type of work carried out?

Guys, I will take your comments on board and look at this option more carefully. Thanks for your input :D

I have discarded my daft thought of the day and introduced the access chamber. The holes have been dug out and new pipes and chamber layed after ripping old manholes out, not a nice job as the surrounding areas where the sewage has seeped into was wet and stunk :D Just gotta finish off...

Unfortunately we haven't an outside wall to stick the fire on - unless I can find some way of routing it and hiding it at the same time. Are B&Q that BAD ??

Chatted to the neighbours, the plonkers have installed a downstairs shower/toilet (about 6 weeks ago) smack on top of the route of the sewer that we share. So looks like I am stuck with putting an access chamber there after all :( I have rerouted all the rainwater to the back of the property...

12mm sandwich it is then.. yummy

Haven't got a chimney in the living room since I ripped out the old back boiler :D , but need heat in there, looking at a fluless gasfire. Would welcome peoples experiences of them. Thanks

I was going for Celotex GA4000. Should I still employ a sandwich of 12mm WBP for it?

Cheers guys, Would be totally lost without you. I have seen the twistfix ones - but dont want to use nails in the event I do cock up & need to pull the roof apart, so the screws are definetely the option I will go for. :D