I was thinking of that there kingspan stuff or similar. I believe it’s efficiency is hard to beat. Oh and it dunt burn.If you need any insulation for it I have loads of 8'x4' x 1" foam core sheets available and also both 2" & 1" polystyrene. FOC collection from up the road at Kearsley or I could probably drop off if you don't have a van big enough.
They do a silver coated bubble wrap. Same heat retention values but for no real weight.I was thinking of that there kingspan stuff or similar. I believe it’s efficiency is hard to beat. Oh and it dunt burn.
Yea but that int good at sound insulation. I wouldn’t want polystyrene coz @blue beasty uses it and he's common . But if foam core sheet is what they are calling kingspan/celotex these days I’ll snatch Inters arm off. It’s belting stuff but I’ve only worked with heavy stuff for building hooses.They do a silver coated bubble wrap. Same heat retention values but for no real weight.
But it burns....
It is, just give us a shout when you're ready I always have plenty available.But if foam core sheet is what they are calling kingspan/celotex
Brilliant. I’ll take you up on that. I’m always happy to have things lavished on me like a princess.It is, just give us a shout when you're ready I always have plenty available.
Don’t be daft. It will just stay in bits in the yard for ten years then appear on eBay as a rolling restoration defender.Only just seen this thread, sounding good so far!!!
But when you say series sympathetic, do you mean it's going to leak, cold and draughty? Or just really bouncy?
It seems to have had substantial strengthening at some point in its long life.
Like tin foilPerhaps as well cos the steel will be much weaker now you've "stretched" it so much!!!!!!!!!
Not that much to be honest but at least its nearly ready for the woodwork to start.can't wait to see the result of your labours Mr 'stickle