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Dear all,
I need some advice on best approach to insulate a concrete roof. We have a house in France that includes a concrete terrace (about 4-6inch thick). There is no way to insulate above it and effectively raise the roof as this area is used, has doors into the property off of it etc.
Underneath the terrace is basically a garage that I want to convert into a gym. The outside wall is single skin breeze block and a solid concrete roof (top of terrace). My questions are around how to insulate it - particularly the concrete ceiling. I've attached some pics to help explain what I mean.
Can anyone shed some advice on the best way to go about insulating the ceiling? There is very little headroom and the floor will be dug out at some point for a new slab inside. There is already water from the terrace above that seems to come through so was thinking about getting this repaired and properly sealed. i just don't know the best thing to do below it, in terms of insulating, ventilation and options available. There isn't a lot of head height to work with.
Any help would be appreciated.
I need some advice on best approach to insulate a concrete roof. We have a house in France that includes a concrete terrace (about 4-6inch thick). There is no way to insulate above it and effectively raise the roof as this area is used, has doors into the property off of it etc.
Underneath the terrace is basically a garage that I want to convert into a gym. The outside wall is single skin breeze block and a solid concrete roof (top of terrace). My questions are around how to insulate it - particularly the concrete ceiling. I've attached some pics to help explain what I mean.
Can anyone shed some advice on the best way to go about insulating the ceiling? There is very little headroom and the floor will be dug out at some point for a new slab inside. There is already water from the terrace above that seems to come through so was thinking about getting this repaired and properly sealed. i just don't know the best thing to do below it, in terms of insulating, ventilation and options available. There isn't a lot of head height to work with.
Any help would be appreciated.