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Cavity Cladding
Cavity Sound Insulation?
Recently I had new Double Glazing Units fitted along with new Plastic Cladding. On the exterior there were Boards(Roughly 8x4) made from 1/4-1/2" compressed composite material which I now realise gave fairly good Sound and Heat Insulation.
I am looking for a suitable material to fill a 75mm space which is between Exterior Plastic Cladding and Plasterboard (which has a Tinfoil finish to the exterior).A material that will give good SOUND INSULATION.
I have good access to the spaces as the Cladding can be removed for the task.
Can you suggest a suitable product that can be used that would be suitable for this project and that will give good SOUND Insulation?
In the UK the material your are looking for is called "Kingspan" it's a polyurethane rigid board with thick foil on one side, I am sure there are many similar products available. The plasterboards you refer to are actually thermal plasterboards, and can be purchases=d with varying thicknesses of polystyrene attached.
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What are my options for cladding and felting a new roof?
I am trying to work out which material to use to clad and felt a new roof on a new build house that I am currently planning...
I have to clad it but what do I use, ply, osb, sarking board? What is the difference between them?
I also have to felt (or equivalent!!!??) the roof though am not sure what material to select.
Does anyone have any advise?
The roof structure is provisionally scheduled to be:
concrete tiles
tile battens
counter battens
felt?
cladding?
attic trusses
The roof is also to be ventilated (67mm cavity above insulation between rafters) though am potentially interested in making it unventilated (I know osb wouldn't be suitable if unventilated).
The roof is to be on West coast of Scotland.
Any suggestions would be very welcome.
Thanks
bitumen impregnated fibre boards, roofshield breathable membrane, counter battens, tile battens and concrete tiles.
the fibre boards are cheaper than ply, the roofshield save you from fitting vents. if you are using slates use 19mm sarking boards. hope this is of some help.
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