bathroom lights touching loft insulation?

[Windinherhair]

Hi there.
My husband installed recessed eyeball lights in our bathroom some years ago.
Since then, we have kept the loft insulation away from the lights (where they come up into the loft). He also lifted the flooring at that part.
Our bathroom, understandably, gets pretty cold. I was wondering if there is some product, maybe a cage type thing, that will allow the insulation to go over the lights, and the flooring to be replaced?
Thanks,
Linda

 

[ban-all-sheds]

• http://www.nhbc.co.uk/NHBCPublicati...ical/StandardsExtra/filedownload,16553,en.pdf
  
  
• Pre-formed cap to seal downlights: http://www.aico.co.uk/downlights-in-loft-space-what-to-fit.html (It's NOT a firehood....)
  
  
• IET article on installing downlighters safely

An important thing to note is that the enclosure should be sealed - if you have gaps these allow warm moist air from the bathroom to get into the loft space where it will cause condensation leading to rotting of the roof timbers.

 

[Windinherhair]

Thank you!