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Beebobs
Hi! New to forum, just wanted to ask a bit of advice...
We have a 1960s semi-detached house, with the loft converted into an 'occasional room'. Its not a full conversion as there aren't any dormers etc put in so its pretty restricted on height.
We want to insulate the eaves areas, which we were going to do with some rock wool and raise the joists to board over and provide a bit of storage space.
The bit I was uncertain about is the space in the sloping roof between the plasterboard and roofing felt. There's some polystyrene foam there but it's only 2cm thick and probably not doing much. I was considering replacing it with maybe rockwool, but was concerned about leaving space to prevent condensation building up. There's about 7-8cm depth of space.
What would you say the best way to insulate this is?
I've attached a photo in case it's helpful but it's difficult to get a clear view up there from the eaves
We have a 1960s semi-detached house, with the loft converted into an 'occasional room'. Its not a full conversion as there aren't any dormers etc put in so its pretty restricted on height.
We want to insulate the eaves areas, which we were going to do with some rock wool and raise the joists to board over and provide a bit of storage space.
The bit I was uncertain about is the space in the sloping roof between the plasterboard and roofing felt. There's some polystyrene foam there but it's only 2cm thick and probably not doing much. I was considering replacing it with maybe rockwool, but was concerned about leaving space to prevent condensation building up. There's about 7-8cm depth of space.
What would you say the best way to insulate this is?
I've attached a photo in case it's helpful but it's difficult to get a clear view up there from the eaves