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internal wall insulated slab...

Rushy Fields · 2013-01-10 11:34:08

Should i let the insulated slab go all tge way down or should i turn up edge insulation around perimeter walls. if i am to let the insulated slab down how far do i go? Bottom of floor screed, bottom of floor insulation? Or does it really matter as long as theres insulation between the screed and the wall?

10-01-2013 11:34am

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Should i let the insulated slab go all tge way down or should i turn up edge insulation around perimeter walls. if i am to let the insulated slab down how far do i go? Bottom of floor screed, bottom of floor insulation? Or does it really matter as long as theres insulation between the screed and the wall?

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#2 10-01-2013 3:56pm

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nealger wrote: »

Should i let the insulated slab go all tge way down or should i turn up edge insulation around perimeter walls. if i am to let the insulated slab down how far do i go? Bottom of floor screed, bottom of floor insulation? Or does it really matter as long as theres insulation between the screed and the wall?

dont let the plasterboard get wet.

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