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exarmydreamer

bryanb wrote: »

But they can be lined with insulated plasterboard. It makes a big difference. You lose a couple of inches in room size though.

We could do that but we have very old coveing, dado rails and decorative wall plaster work which would be ruined. We have heard that there is a new product coming onto the market which will insulate the interior brickwork in these houses. I don't know what it's called but it will be a good option for us when it becomes available.

We do have underfloor heating in the kitchen, which has proved very good but a little expensive again. It's all swings and roundabouts, we need a large house because kids have learning disabilities so can't share rooms. Thanks for the idea tho.

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bryanb wrote: »

You lose a couple of inches in room size though.

So, if your room is very small, you should switch to swinging a hamster.

exarmydreamer

Bedsit_Bob wrote: »

So, if your room is very small, you should switch to swinging a hamster.

Thanks Bob, you made me laugh:rotfl: