Green Building Bible, Fourth Edition |
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Posted By: ringismall vents in the stone wallisn't enough - very big vents top and bottom are needed to do the trick.
Posted By: nigelmThe roof will be externally insulated with rigid foam so that we can keep the timber structure exposed. We have adopted a French conservation method with the roof covering, the tiles are removed and the roof covered with galvanized steel sheet, the tiles then re-attached with spray foam. the tiles then act as a decorative layer only.If you're putting insulation under the steel, that's a certain disaster, unless lots of outside-air ventilation between insulation top and steel underside.
Posted By: nigelmWe have just added some insulation under the steel sheet.What stops condensation under the steel sheet? Is the insulation bonded to the steel to make it airtight?