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Thanks mrrusty, I've always always assumed battening is the preferred option but understand direct fixing can also work. I'm planning on doing a retro fit in the kitchen too though I probably will batten out there since we have a few heavy wall units but for the living/dining room I will just...

Thanks, I'm aware of the space I'd lose which I can afford to do just nothing much larger than that. I did see the foam backed plasterboard which I'm considering but as I'm doing a few walls the cost does add up compared to buying separate. Re electrical points, I've managed to source some...

Cheers both, sounds like the foam and plasterboard is the way to go and saves me an effort trying to level and plumb the battens at least! @JP I'm not planning on taking back the plaster either as some of the rooms are already decorated and the missus is not happy with that option so will just...

Hi, I have a 1940s house which I believe has had its cavity wall insulated at some point after it was build (I suspect by last owners in the last 20 years). These walls are extremely cold to touch and after checking and sealing draughts and gaps it is no different. Have decided to look into...