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2 Bed House; Door infront of Stairs?

  • 10-07-2012 9:10am
    #1
    TheGrove
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12 ✭


    Hi, i am just wondering if anybody in a 2 bed house with the sitting room in the back has put a door in the room which would close the room off from the stairs.

    We have been thinking of doing it for a while so i was just wondering if anybody else had it done already and could recommend somebody to sus?? Thanks.


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  • #2
    stevestevenson
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 130 ✭✭stevestevenson


    did you ever get this sorted?


  • #3
    Maisy
    Closed Accounts Posts: 193 ✭✭Maisy


    TheGrove wrote: »
    Hi, i am just wondering if anybody in a 2 bed house with the sitting room in the back has put a door in the room which would close the room off from the stairs.

    We have been thinking of doing it for a while so i was just wondering if anybody else had it done already and could recommend somebody to sus?? Thanks.

    If drafts and heat loss are the concern this might be worth a look

    http://www.theinsulationstore.ie/product-details.php?ID=116

    I am also in a two bed, bought one of these six weeks ago, its made a big difference in heat in living room and also throughout, no drafts or currents up the stairs, you just throw it over the hatch and easy enough to push aside - delivery was another E20 but in my book well worth it, house is very cosy, and I have no connection to the Company at all, just got fed up with all the heat being sucked up into attic ðŸ˜


  • #4
    Maudi
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,516 ✭✭✭Maudi


    Maisy wrote: »

    If drafts and heat loss are the concern this might be worth a look

    http://www.theinsulationstore.ie/product-details.php?ID=116

    I am also in a two bed, bought one of these six weeks ago, its made a big difference in heat in living room and also throughout, no drafts or currents up the stairs, you just throw it over the hatch and easy enough to push aside - delivery was another E20 but in my book well worth it, house is very cosy, and I have no connection to the Company at all, just got fed up with all the heat being sucked up into attic ðŸ˜
    hi..so i cant make it out but does it go on the attic side of the attic door? cant open your link..


  • #5
    Maisy
    Closed Accounts Posts: 193 ✭✭Maisy


    Maudi wrote: »
    hi..so i cant make it out but does it go on the attic side of the attic door? cant open your link..

    Hi, yep its a foil tent and it fits over the hatch and allows for the ladder to sit into it, I just push it up to get in and pull it over when finished, seals the attic off completely, its well made, I think its a great bit of kit tbh - guy is based in Galway theinsulationstore.ie attic hood


  • #6
    Maudi
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,516 ✭✭✭Maudi


    Maisy wrote: »

    Hi, yep its a foil tent and it fits over the hatch and allows for the ladder to sit into it, I just push it up to get in and pull it over when finished, seals the attic off completely, its well made, I think its a great bit of kit tbh - guy is based in Galway theinsulationstore.ie attic hood
    ahh yea i know the type..i have done similiar and its a great help the attic door area was a big heat loss area..


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