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Posted By: Nick ParsonsThe 'Bristolian's guide...' is good, but IIRC the author is fairly dogmatic that 60mm WF should not be exceeded. Other opinions exist. I usually used 100mm Pavadentro (with its 'mineral functional layer') when it was available, but do your homework. 60mm would be 'safe', I think, in most situations (on the right sort of substrates, of course), but be prepared to stand your ground when BCO is looking for 0.3W/m2K. (The 'get-outs' are in AD L1B)
Posted By: WillInAberdeenAt risk of repeating others, it depends a huge amount on the particular wall.
The various guides are helpful but if they are to be applied widely then they have to be very cautious.
Posted By: Daveking66 the Steico supplier (Ecomerchant) has advised that their boards should be covered with a layer of waterproof plasterboard if used in a bathroom -