Nov 10, 2013 · Most heat gain is through the roof. That is why insulation for roof is often R 3.5 compared to R 1.5 for walls. I would look at which walls most ...

Jul 9, 2018 · I have been able to find plenty of information on lining sheds. I have decided to go with Plywood for the internal linings. However the question ...

Jan 12, 2009 · Like Cellist said - it's the whole walls insulation value that you have to work out. The galv iron has a R value of approx zero, but it's only ...

Mar 2, 2004 · When doing insulation there are a few things to consider. First of all if you are looking for acoustic insulation it is best to use Rockwool ...

Jul 31, 2019 · Anyway the short answer is build you shed in the most reflective colour you can. Zincalume, surf mist, whitehaven. Line it with fiberglass batts ...

Sep 10, 2005 · The easiest way is to spary glue them to the wall & then clad up later. This will work on the roof too if you are keen. The above said roofing ...

Jan 18, 2008 · The simple answer is 'yes'. I have been using fibreglass batts in bathroom walls for more than 30 years with no problems. If you ever have ...

Oct 30, 2007 · It is the insulation trapping heat/cold in/out of the cavity that gives you the thermal rating. Density alone will not achieve thermal results.

So, how to I attach the insulation? Staple it to the mdf? Run small battens and glue the Aircell to that? Does it matter if it touches the wall lining?

Hi all, i am lining my garage with 10mm plaster, on 20mm thick pine batterns, and want to stop heat convection through the plaster. I have a 20mm cavity for ...