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Insulating a room

horsebox1977 · 2010-10-20 13:30:12

Hi, The front of our house does be absolutely freezing in the winter time. I sleep in the back of the house and it's not that cold as our rooms face the east. What can I do to alliviate the issue here? Any thoughts on how I can improve the insulation in the 2 rooms? Ta

20-10-2010 1:30pm

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horsebox1977

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Hi,

The front of our house does be absolutely freezing in the winter time.
I sleep in the back of the house and it's not that cold as our rooms face the east.

What can I do to alliviate the issue here?
Any thoughts on how I can improve the insulation in the 2 rooms?

Ta

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#2 20-10-2010 8:53pm

paddy147

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horsebox1977 wrote: »

Hi,

The front of our house does be absolutely freezing in the winter time.
I sleep in the back of the house and it's not that cold as our rooms face the east.

What can I do to alliviate the issue here?
Any thoughts on how I can improve the insulation in the 2 rooms?

Ta

Insulated plasterboards in the rooms and re-skim them then.

Use the search function,as theres loads of threads about this at the moment.

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