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cavity fill insulation for extension

  • 05-05-2008 9:22pm
    #1
    baguio
    Closed Accounts Posts: 199 ✭✭


    Scenario is an old house where theres a two storey extension - well, two extensions in so far as downstairs was done first in mass concrete - followed by upstairs many years later in cavity block.
    I am considering filling the cavity wall with insulation. There is access to the cavity from the top - although theres very little space. Could only get it in there if pumped in thru a hose. Which leads to my question;

    Given that this is a very small insulation job, its unlikely that a cavity fill contractor would be interested in it. Is it possible to buy fill myself - and hire some sort of pump that could drive it into the cavity?


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  • #2
    c class 226
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 35 ✭c class 226


    I have a mish mash house with multiple extensions on it that I am thinking of filling the cavities. You will find that companies will fill small cavities but will have a minimum charge. If you get the polystyrene beads mixed with glue, they are Agrement Bord certified so at least you know the job has been done properly.


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