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Roadstone Safe Warm insulated cavity block?

MontgomeryClift · 2007-02-01 19:23:54

This is the only type of insulated cavity block I could find: http://www.roadstone.ie/products/Blocks/SafeWarm.htm Could anyone please tell me if they've used these or if they think there's a better way of insulating an existing house where the roof is being raised and an upstairs built with new gables?

01-02-2007 7:23pm

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This is the only type of insulated cavity block I could find:

http://www.roadstone.ie/products/Blocks/SafeWarm.htm

Could anyone please tell me if they've used these or if they think there's a better way of insulating an existing house where the roof is being raised and an upstairs built with new gables?

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#2 01-02-2007 7:52pm

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would you not be better off with an insulated plasterboard throughout?

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#3 02-02-2007 12:22pm

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It seems I would. Roadstone told me that the Safe Warm are very difficult to lay, and have to have tough rendering on them because they can sag!

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