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What is the setup at the ridge tiles. Is it a cement or dry ridge or... Have you considered a flat roof instead of them joining .. also... After insulation... There will be a gap at the top... As you'll lose about 8-15cm either side.... So plaster board will intersect lower that your. Ridge...

You can build a stud frame onto the rafters if you need more. But it's not the sound going up. It's the sound between walls you should worry about

You could also compartmentalise the space by a simple (insulated) stud wall. This will mean you only insulate the roof space you need to use. (It's cheaper to heat up a smaller space). And the sound will echo in a larger space too... Which may lead to neighbourly disputes.

The felt is a water barrier, not vapour. The damp air should escape through the felt.. the ventilation gap is so you have enough storage space to hold the damp air without it condensing on the insulation before it can escape through the felt. Remember that this is the cold side so the air will...

Ok. That's cool. The EPs is more expensive than the wool. So I only Need to buy 3* 100mm rolls. Which will even be easier too.

I did name the night light "night light" but Google didn't understand it. So I renamed it to "the hall light". I've found unambiguous name are easier for Google to understand. Maybe the same... Is radio 4 a socket name, or does it play BBC radio 4. If a socket try to remember to "living...

that would be funny.

You don't need the app open for Google. Google contract ewelink servers which them push direct to the device.

Did you upgrade the firmware. They do get updates. I find it near instant switching. ...

With that said too. I'm just insulating the utility room area of my kitchen, and lifted the laminate (2 years old) it was soaked underneath so I've binned it (got two spare packs)... I'm thinking I might actually tile the floor instead, as it's obviously from the mopping, which needs to be done...

Ahhh. Mine are screwed to the side of my unit and Sorta float (don't touch the floor) and silicone

Hi guys, When I. Moved into my house there was little to no insulation above the kitchen (extension part of building) ... I've now insulated the walls, so will finally insulate the loft space. But... What's best to use... EPS boards or the woolly glass stuff. I was thinking EPs boards...

Trim plinths/kick boards down and install flooring under them. Silicon after. Table saw/jig saw/etc.

I just use my mobile phone. "ok Google . Turn on/off xxxx" It's also linked to my Amazon and can be controlled with my fire stick voice remote

Link it to Google assistant and it is far more useful

You can even get a sonoff that powers on and off based on temp. In my old rental I had one. Ive now got one wired into an extension th16 for a heater in kids rooms SONOFF TH16 Smart WiFi Switch Monitoring Temperature Humidity with DS18B20 Waterproof Temperature Sensor,Compatible with...

Well the brick in my house has so much metal and crap mixed into it that its like a Faraday cage. I did have WiFi repeaters but in the long run power will cost more than the cable. I ran two feeds to downstairs rooms which can be spilt to two each . The kids bedrooms just have one, which can...

We've got 13a smart plug and oil radiator in kids rooms too... For when main heaters are off

We've just had new storage heaters in. They actually store the heat at night and pump it out at set times. Power it uses the same. But now it's a more consistent temp throughout the day. Much better than or old creda night feed only. If I touch the case it feels cold to the touch now...

True. My son won't need a cable in his room for a couple of years. But I fed the cable through still as I had to feed the living room anyway. (The drop is in the floorspace in his room) ... I haven't put anything on the end other than a rj45 (patch panel is connected by router, but...