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Loft insulation in a flat

anthonykeates · 2008-12-15 17:54:18

I live in a top floor flat in a converted late Victorian hospital. I've been told that there is no insulation in the roof space (it's a pretty high pitched roof) and that it's not divided by partition walls. I've been searching around the forum to see if the answer's on here anywhere, but can't see it. My question is: Is…

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18 December 2008 at 2:35PM

If you're going for insulation through the maintenance company, why not look to get the walls done as well. This would help everybody, and lumping the two jobs together should make them a bit cheaper.

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