Hi all,
Currently building a house. I got planning in 2007 so don't need to get it energy rated but decided to use the Kingspan futureproof guide to insulation and am attempting to get something near an A3 rating by following their guidelines. Therfore the wall insulation specification for my house is 60mm Kooltherm in cavity and 49.5(40+9.5) kooltherm drylining.
However the drylining has just been completed and I've noticed that they have used metal plugs for all fixings with typically 12/15 of them in a standard 8x4 sheets and 3/4 in all window reveals!!!
I think I know the answer to this question but is the creating one giant cold briding problem on all my walls, is the dryling ineffective as a result or does it still offer some level of insulation, and is there anyway that I can fix this problem without ripping them all down!
Thank you in advance for any advice you can give,
Currently building a house. I got planning in 2007 so don't need to get it energy rated but decided to use the Kingspan futureproof guide to insulation and am attempting to get something near an A3 rating by following their guidelines. Therfore the wall insulation specification for my house is 60mm Kooltherm in cavity and 49.5(40+9.5) kooltherm drylining.
However the drylining has just been completed and I've noticed that they have used metal plugs for all fixings with typically 12/15 of them in a standard 8x4 sheets and 3/4 in all window reveals!!!
I think I know the answer to this question but is the creating one giant cold briding problem on all my walls, is the dryling ineffective as a result or does it still offer some level of insulation, and is there anyway that I can fix this problem without ripping them all down!
Thank you in advance for any advice you can give,