Hi all,
So I have a timber frame extension, solid, no cavity, it's structural timber beams and insulation in between i.e. think boarder oak/ Tudor house style.
I want to externally insulate the external walls but leave the internal timber showing.
I understand the vapour barrier should go on the inside i.e. warm side before the insulation but I can't obviously.
Where do I put the vapour barrier, I guess I need one?
thanks in advance
Mark
So I have a timber frame extension, solid, no cavity, it's structural timber beams and insulation in between i.e. think boarder oak/ Tudor house style.
I want to externally insulate the external walls but leave the internal timber showing.
I understand the vapour barrier should go on the inside i.e. warm side before the insulation but I can't obviously.
Where do I put the vapour barrier, I guess I need one?
thanks in advance
Mark