Hi everyone,
we're looking at insulating the floor of our ground floor maisonette.
As discussed at
UFH isn't really an option for our property unfortunately, so we're looking at whether we can improve anything before installing new flooring and radiators.
Ceiling height is already low-ish (235, might drop to 230cm if we have to go for a second ceiling).
Does anyone have advice on low profile insulation boards that might fit our use case?
I was
Regarding cavity wall insulation:
as it turns out, what we believe was sagged wool insulation turned out to be just a sloppy job.
Ground floor walls are still mostly full and not moist, first floor is mostly empty.
They basically did not the first floor at all.
The company who attended said maybe it was done as part of a government funded initiative to insulated council blocks and so the installers had way too many jobs to do in a day to care about insulating it properly.