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My living room has been baltic ever since we removed the laminate flooring and replaced it with carpet....
The draught comes from under the floorboards, there is a gap of around 50cm below the floor boards to the ground below....
We have a decent underlay, but that doesn't help...
Any ideas on how to stop the draught, is it as simple as laying some type of board over the floor boards?
On the same note, how easy would it be to re-lay the carpet, or would it be best to get a bloke in?
My living room has been baltic ever since we removed the laminate flooring and replaced it with carpet....
The draught comes from under the floorboards, there is a gap of around 50cm below the floor boards to the ground below....
We have a decent underlay, but that doesn't help...
Any ideas on how to stop the draught, is it as simple as laying some type of board over the floor boards?
On the same note, how easy would it be to re-lay the carpet, or would it be best to get a bloke in?
Get someone to move in downstairs and ask them to turn their heating up.
I do realise this will be more difficult if you have a downstairs flat.
You wouldn't get any of this sound advice on Toontastic or True Faith, would you ?Cheers, think i get it, attach the netting to the bottom of the joists, then lay the insulation on the netting....
Same news as latest internet version of the echoOne of the best things about ripping up old carpet and floorboards is reading pages from the Echo circa 1975.
As if.I got no reply, think everyone was at work
Fill the cavity with expanding furm .Squirt plenty of expanding foam on it
That's the one.
And they would generate heat.If you lived in London you could rent out the space under the floorboards as a basement apartment. The rent from the tenants would easily cover new insulation.
I bet the Wattingers would be up for that. Must be a nightmare living next to the Pontypines.If you lived in London you could rent out the space under the floorboards as a basement apartment. The rent from the tenants would easily cover new insulation.
Yep, draught exclusion is priority, don't let the cold air physically into the room.in my old house i fettled it by buying a few lengths of pipe insulation then cutting it into strips and plugged it in the bigger floorboard gaps. probably not the best solution but it was effective