Hi,
Just needed to find out how to do the above correctly, as I've had mixed signals from some research I have already done & forums I have been on.
In a nutshell, I was going to use rockwall for the walls & roof. But was not sure on how to insulate them correctly.
What I mean is, do I put the polythene membrane against the shed wall? or rockwall against the shed wall first (which order) to acheive my goal?
I have a T & G floor which came with the shed, but I wanted to put some kind of boarding over the exsisting floor, but wanted to know If I needed to put some kind of membrane between the floors as well?
I was going to seal all the cracks & gaps inside with clear sealant, & expandable foam before I did all of this, & I have also thought about putting 1 vent in one of the walls as well.
I just wan't to avoid all the the moisture, & damp pitfulls there are to all of this.
Sorry for the long explanation, but I wan't to get this right from the off, &
really need some help as I've never done this before.
Thanks
Darren
Just needed to find out how to do the above correctly, as I've had mixed signals from some research I have already done & forums I have been on.
In a nutshell, I was going to use rockwall for the walls & roof. But was not sure on how to insulate them correctly.
What I mean is, do I put the polythene membrane against the shed wall? or rockwall against the shed wall first (which order) to acheive my goal?
I have a T & G floor which came with the shed, but I wanted to put some kind of boarding over the exsisting floor, but wanted to know If I needed to put some kind of membrane between the floors as well?
I was going to seal all the cracks & gaps inside with clear sealant, & expandable foam before I did all of this, & I have also thought about putting 1 vent in one of the walls as well.
I just wan't to avoid all the the moisture, & damp pitfulls there are to all of this.
Sorry for the long explanation, but I wan't to get this right from the off, &
really need some help as I've never done this before.
Thanks
Darren