Hi All
As the title says, we have an old conservatory with glasses all around to the bottom (no dwarf walls) and a plastic roof
We therefore experience a very hot summer and cold winter in there
I've seen many videos showing some good methods of insulating the roof using timber > Insulation > more timber, then plaster board
Are we likely to see an improvement by doing this? Or does a lot of heat get controlled more by things like dwarf brick walls, which we don't have
Please don't comment with the obvious like rip it down and build a proper room or replace the plastic roof with glass. We don't have the budget for that right now, so would be looking to do the above method (if it's safe with the extra weight of timber) or use something like coreflute
Thanks
As the title says, we have an old conservatory with glasses all around to the bottom (no dwarf walls) and a plastic roof
We therefore experience a very hot summer and cold winter in there
I've seen many videos showing some good methods of insulating the roof using timber > Insulation > more timber, then plaster board
Are we likely to see an improvement by doing this? Or does a lot of heat get controlled more by things like dwarf brick walls, which we don't have
Please don't comment with the obvious like rip it down and build a proper room or replace the plastic roof with glass. We don't have the budget for that right now, so would be looking to do the above method (if it's safe with the extra weight of timber) or use something like coreflute
Thanks
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