I've got a bedroom above the garage which gets very cold. I've already insulated the loft above the bedroom, and I've got new thick underlay and carpet down on the floor of the bedroom.
I was thinking about insulating the garage ceiling, and looking at the best way to do this. The current ceiling looks like plywood, but I remember in the survey that the surveyor said it was asbestos.
Consequently, I'm not keen to drill any holes or mess around with the ceiling.
I was thinking of using celotex boards, and just sticking them to the existing ceiling using a grab adhesive (instafix or similar). Does that sound reasonable?
Also, there is a strip light in the garage. Can I just board around the light, or do I have to run the wires through the boards and fix it underneath?
Any help/ideas greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
I was thinking about insulating the garage ceiling, and looking at the best way to do this. The current ceiling looks like plywood, but I remember in the survey that the surveyor said it was asbestos.
Consequently, I'm not keen to drill any holes or mess around with the ceiling.
I was thinking of using celotex boards, and just sticking them to the existing ceiling using a grab adhesive (instafix or similar). Does that sound reasonable?
Also, there is a strip light in the garage. Can I just board around the light, or do I have to run the wires through the boards and fix it underneath?
Any help/ideas greatly appreciated.
Thanks.