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Posted By: Peter_in_Hungarythen some sort of heating will be needed on a thermostat for unoccupied times.
Posted By: GreenPaddyAre you going to run services on the surface?Yes, I'm planning on running all the electrics on the surface in galvanised conduit. The birch ply is the desired material, the budget might force me to install a cheaper ply.
Posted By: GreenPaddyDo the same sort of section drawing, but for each of the nasty interfacesthat's a great suggestion. I will do this to consider the best way to mitigate these potential problems.
Posted By: JontiWouldn't EWI be the best way to avoid thermal bridging? This would be easiest to do as well.
Posted By: Peter_in_HungaryI would also normally suggest that EWI as a better option unless foot print (due to planning constraints) and maximium internal space are issues
Posted By: GreenPaddyActually, that additional layer of insulation could go on the outside
Posted By: Peter_in_HungaryI would also normally suggest that EWI as a better option unless foot print (due to planning constraints) and maximium internal space are issues
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