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    Insulating curved timber frame bay in 1935 art deco house

    Thanks. So it seems like PIR might be best. In terms of the curved/canted section would it be best to use cut pieces of PIR like celotex or a board that is designed to bend like Jackoboard? Also will duplex plasterboard bend to a curve? The radius is about 50cm. Many thanks for all comments...
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    Insulating curved timber frame bay in 1935 art deco house

    Thank you. It seems like some sort of flexible wool based insulation would be best. I know there are many types. Do people recommend fibre glass type or natural forms such as sheep's wool or does it not matter?
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    Insulating curved timber frame bay in 1935 art deco house

    Thank you ok yes this makes sense and a better option then celotex due to less risk of cold bridging. What about vermiculite? That would be easier to install as I wouldn't have to rip out the current plaster board completely.
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    Insulating curved timber frame bay in 1935 art deco house

    Thank you. I have added pictures of the bay roof before and after adding attic insulation which in itself seems to be making a difference. I'll add a picture of the bay front this morning.
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    Insulating curved timber frame bay in 1935 art deco house

    I would like to insulate the wooden frame bay on the 1st floor of my house which sits above double glazed windows on the ground floor (green arrow) I have looked at options used on previous posts about this and most suggest using celotex but I have a few concerns about this: 1) Risk of an...
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    Window and Patio door reveal damp problems

    I recently bought a 1930 semi detached property with cavity walls which had new DG windows and patio doors installed 7 years ago (10 year warranty still valid). I am having two separate but linked issues: - Severe dampness and mould along right side of patio door (attached image ). There is...
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