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Which Floor Insulation

  • 17-08-2010 2:01am
    #1
    johneym
    Site Banned Posts: 344 ✭✭


    hi Folks,

    I am taking up all the laminated floors in a new(old) house I have just bought. I need to redo the whole plumbing.
    While the are up, I might as well put down some floor insulation. But it cannot be too thich as the door would not close/open and the door saddles are very low. Also i will be replacing the laminate.
    Its a bungalow around 1650 sq ft.

    Any suggestions?

    Thanks a lot,

    John


Comments

  • #2
    RKQ
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,292 ✭✭✭RKQ


    Are you talking about putting the new plumbing in a concrete slab?
    If so I can't recommend any insulation worth installing without removing the old slab!:eek:

    Insulate all plumbing pipes, consider highly insulating the existing walls & attic instead. SEI grants are available.


  • #3
    johneym
    Site Banned Posts: 344 ✭✭johneym


    thanks rkq

    i just thought there might be some very thin sheet reflector/insulation which I could utilize here? I have no intention of digging out floors as I cannot afford it. I will be doing the walls an attic in due course as I get the money.


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