Hi All,
I’m looking for advice on how to effectively insulate the hard to access areas in the attic.
I’ve just finished insulating between the joists with a combination of Thermapitch and Rafterloc (both solid) and now I need to solve the problem of getting some sort of insulation in to the seemingly impossible areas to access. Our roof is a complicated H shape and the ceiling in one section goes up to rafter level (the felt is non breathable throughout).
There are a few small areas (corners etc) that I can not easily reach and can just about shine a torch in to. Ideally I’m looking for something that’s loose and that one could somehow shovel in to these areas with something like a dustpan tied on to a broom handle.
It’s probably too small a job for a specialist company or may be very expensive and I prefer to do this kind of thing myself if at all possible.
So I was wondering if anyone can recommend a loose (chip) type insulation for the job, that can be purchased by the DIYr and have a reasonably good u value.. Or has anyone got any other suggestion re this.
Thanks for your time
Regards
Fran
I’m looking for advice on how to effectively insulate the hard to access areas in the attic.
I’ve just finished insulating between the joists with a combination of Thermapitch and Rafterloc (both solid) and now I need to solve the problem of getting some sort of insulation in to the seemingly impossible areas to access. Our roof is a complicated H shape and the ceiling in one section goes up to rafter level (the felt is non breathable throughout).
There are a few small areas (corners etc) that I can not easily reach and can just about shine a torch in to. Ideally I’m looking for something that’s loose and that one could somehow shovel in to these areas with something like a dustpan tied on to a broom handle.
It’s probably too small a job for a specialist company or may be very expensive and I prefer to do this kind of thing myself if at all possible.
So I was wondering if anyone can recommend a loose (chip) type insulation for the job, that can be purchased by the DIYr and have a reasonably good u value.. Or has anyone got any other suggestion re this.
Thanks for your time
Regards
Fran