I've a 100 year old house, wooden windows long since replaced by upvc.
This leaves at least a 4" gap around the upvc frame, usually I've found filled in with some polystyrene foam.
I've found very thin polystyrene around my window, with a big void behind it, and most broken when getting off the loose blown plaster / skim.
The wall is to be plastered, how should this gap around the window be filled? I struggle with expanding foam, as it falls to the bottom as the gap is too wide.
Another window I tool the polystyrene and broke it into pieces and wedged it best I could and foam sprayed around, filling the void. I'm guessing this isn't the best way?
Many Thanks in advance!
This leaves at least a 4" gap around the upvc frame, usually I've found filled in with some polystyrene foam.
I've found very thin polystyrene around my window, with a big void behind it, and most broken when getting off the loose blown plaster / skim.
The wall is to be plastered, how should this gap around the window be filled? I struggle with expanding foam, as it falls to the bottom as the gap is too wide.
Another window I tool the polystyrene and broke it into pieces and wedged it best I could and foam sprayed around, filling the void. I'm guessing this isn't the best way?
Many Thanks in advance!