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Hi All,
My bedroom has a flat roof with a plasterboard ceiling. There is a small amount of Rockwool insulation between the joists.
I want to add some additional insulation as the room doesn't get warm. My question is, what is the best way to do this? Ideally, I would prefer not to take down the existing ceiling - that would turn it into a much bigger job than I would like.
With there already being insulation directly above the plasterboard, can I just fix sheets of PIR backed plasterboard directly onto the existing ceiling?
Or
Do I need to baton and leave an air gap between the new insulation and the existing ceiling?
Thanks
My bedroom has a flat roof with a plasterboard ceiling. There is a small amount of Rockwool insulation between the joists.
I want to add some additional insulation as the room doesn't get warm. My question is, what is the best way to do this? Ideally, I would prefer not to take down the existing ceiling - that would turn it into a much bigger job than I would like.
With there already being insulation directly above the plasterboard, can I just fix sheets of PIR backed plasterboard directly onto the existing ceiling?
Or
Do I need to baton and leave an air gap between the new insulation and the existing ceiling?
Thanks