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Also thinking 250g bags of desicant in the drawers would help.

at the rear right before the backing

Would a vent to the side work?

Firstly, just a point to note: The left and right of this space are internal walls. IMAG0021 by LostInTheUnderflow posted 22 May 2018 at 12:43 AM IMAG0022 by LostInTheUnderflow posted 22 May 2018 at 12:43 AM I am planning on insulating the roof right to the bottom and extend the plastic sheet...

What surprised me was that the internal walls to were insulated (left and right) and also the roof. but a huge channel (going left and right joining all the eaves) was not. I intend to fix this, but not insulate left and right as these will be internal to internal.

I'm going to extend the ceiling slope down with plasterboard and plasterboard down the sides. And finish plasterboard to unit with decorators caulk.

noseall, can you expand on that? What is your concern here? I've sealed the unit from exposure to the loft space. I put a board on the bottom and 2 fixing holes at the back and sealed with caulk.

Thanks, 1 it is.

I'm installing a chest of drawers in some eaves space in a bedroom. IMAG0018 by LostInTheUnderflow posted 20 May 2018 at 10:36 PM The drawers are too deep by 3cm (I knew this when I bought it). I have a few options: Cut into the drawers. It wont interfere with the drawers and wont be seen as...