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  On 10/03/2025 at 18:30, benben5555 said:

What is the purpose of the airtight box?

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Yes as Nick says, recessed lighting. also for the MVHR ducts.

The intello airtight membrane is fitted to the underside of the first floor ceiling. Once the plasterboard goes up, each penetration of it for the lights and ducts breaches the airtight boundary. So the boundary has to be extended to include these fittings. 6 MVHR outlets and 7 recessed light fittings in the wetrooms.

Now i know why the TF company left a pallet of Noggins for me.

  On 10/03/2025 at 21:21, Nickfromwales said:

Nice neat work

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Thanks Nick. some are better than others. The long runs of the Intello sometimes run more true that others. That is difficult to do on your own. Love my Dewalt stapler though

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This is why my advice at design stage is build a house with a warm roof and all insulation and air tightness following the roof line.

 

Lovely warm loft and no bother with lots and lots of detailed air tightness at the junction between a warm room ceiling and a cold loft above it.

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I have an airtight test booked for Monday. I need to block up the MVHR vent / sink drain for the test. Can anyone recommend a suitable tape/cover? Obviously not using Siga which I used for airtightness as I won’t get it off after the test. Thanks

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  On 11/03/2025 at 10:44, ProDave said:

This is why my advice at design stage is build a house with a warm roof and all insulation and air tightness following the roof line.

 

Lovely warm loft and no bother with lots and lots of detailed air tightness at the junction between a warm room ceiling and a cold loft above it.

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+1 to this! In fact if I were to ever do it again I would swap our attic trusses for a cut roof. The attic trusses were a pain to membrane around. 

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