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I am in the process of flooring the loft in the house we had moved in a couple of months ago.
I've noticed the previous owner has seemed to have put the insulation rolls right up to the end of the eaves where I can't see any daylight. Is it always the case that you should see some light?
I am concerned about the ventilation although after going up there quite a few times now I haven't seen any dampness or condensation.
That being said, I can see at least one decent sized airbrick with daylight coming from there. Would one of these be enough to cater for the loft of an average 3 bed semi or should I look forward to the experience of lying on my belly to try and pull back some of the insulation?
Thanks and hope you can help.
I've noticed the previous owner has seemed to have put the insulation rolls right up to the end of the eaves where I can't see any daylight. Is it always the case that you should see some light?
I am concerned about the ventilation although after going up there quite a few times now I haven't seen any dampness or condensation.
That being said, I can see at least one decent sized airbrick with daylight coming from there. Would one of these be enough to cater for the loft of an average 3 bed semi or should I look forward to the experience of lying on my belly to try and pull back some of the insulation?
Thanks and hope you can help.
