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If the garage is under the bathroom then in theory you don't need to insulate it. However, if its draughty, simply get some rockwool flexi slab in 100mm or 50mm celotex/kingspan boards cut to fit between joists then put up some fireline/fireshield boards. That should give you a massive...

Moderator 9 - Thanks for your input. Chiefgod - If this is the case the product has not been installed properly. View installation instruction: http://www.insulation-actis.com/docspdf/guideposeuk.pdf You should not have any gaps between the edge of the product and the insulation coming...

Hi, I'm very surprised that the room is draughty if you have Tri Iso 9 or Triso 10 fitted as this is meant to be used as a continuous layer with all joints tape up, and the product taken right down to the cavity wall insulation. Have you located the source of the draught and treated it...

Wow! That is a great DIY conversion. It certainly looks a damn site better than some that I have seen done by so called "professionals".

Hi Sadie. View below links to insulated plasterboard. You can either mechanically fix or dot and dab them on. K17 or K18 http://www.eviee.co.uk/Kingspan-Kooltherm-K18.htm If you need further help on this feel free to drop me an e-mail.

Blunda - You should fit your battens vertically at 600mm centres to provide adequate support. You should use drywall screws to do this, however, you need to identify the source of your moisture ingress as this is a serious problem and does cause health risks in the long term. The better...

You can use insulated plasterboard straight onto your bathroom wall, if you are tiling it. The tiles and adhesive should provide enough protection to the plasterboard to prevent moisture settling in. If you have serious moiture problems, use a thin PIR board (the likes of celotex, kingspan...

If your wall is damp, you need to batten out on the wall and fix your insulated plasterboard onto the battens. This should allow any condensation forming on the vapour barrier to have the opportunity to evaporate. If you wall is constantly damp on the internal side, you may need to get this...

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