Cavity wall insulation?
Von: David J (david@btelecom.invalid) [Profil]
Datum: 07.11.2009 02:39
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Datum: 07.11.2009 02:39
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Not quite diy, but does anyone have a view (positive or negative) on modern cavity wall insulation with foam or granules. I had a previous house done with insulation foam in the 1970s and I had no problems at all - apart from giving myself a problem later when trying to drop a TV cable between floors via the cavity. The foam insulation reduced my annual heating bill by 25%, and soon paid for itself. At the time I remember a brief cancer scare in the newspapers about homes treated with this foam - but that ultimately came to nothing. I had assumed that my current house, built in 1997, would have had the wall cavities filled with insulation slabs at the time of building - but some recent drilling through the exterior walls confirms that I was wrong about that. Maybe the current building regulations for insulation were not in place in 1997. David[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
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- Invisible Man (07.11.2009 10:52)
- Tim W (07.11.2009 11:25)
- Al Westwood (07.11.2009 11:04)
- Tim W (07.11.2009 11:27)
- OG (07.11.2009 12:23)
- Phil L (07.11.2009 17:23)
- David J (08.11.2009 21:10)
- george (09.11.2009 01:40)
- Al Westwood (09.11.2009 13:23)
- David J (09.11.2009 13:33)
- Jane or Nicola (09.11.2009 14:35)
