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Thanks, guys - you've set me thinking. The fire warnings of toxic gas production would seem to rule out any use in domestic indoor applications, but as I said, DG installers use cans of the stuff on window surrounds indoors. I'm going to have to get a definite answer on the cured...

Thanks for that alert. I was really thinking on how to support the weight of the Wickes solid heavy insulation slabs (rated FIRE CLASS A1) in the cavity without passing on any appreciable stress to the plaster and lath beneath. Obviously NN Expanding Foam is a no-no - see below* My secondary...

I am improving a cheapo 1970s flat conversion in an Edwardian terraced house. The noise of the occupants' footsteps upstairs are very apparent downstairs together with squeaking from ill-fitted floorboards following central-heating installers' sloppy work. I propose lifting and...

I am improving a cheapo 1970s flat conversion in an Edwardian terraced house. The noise of the occupants' footsteps upstairs are very apparent downstairs together with squeaking from ill-fitted floorboards following central-heating installers' sloppy work. I propose lifting and...

Same here, there seems so little info/feedback etc out there, you don't know if it originates from the manufacturer or their stooges. It's surprising or revealing that there is no mention of this stuff on this whole Forum - surely some DIY-er should have tried it out by now...although it does...

Here you go http://www.buygreenglue.co.uk my 'gap' is to be the minimum possible as the room not big. I'm thinking wall + bead of adhesive + plasterboard thus the gap will be dictated by the thickness of the bead, nothing more, no stuffing, battens or build-outs.

Sound proofing home cinema room: OK I'm not going the full scientific job here, I just propose to completely line the party wall with plasterboard stuck on with Gripfill adhesive. The plan is to create several motionless air pockets behind each plasterboard panel, by applying several thick...