We're having a new kitchen installed, partly because stud and board lining is trapping damp air and causing smelly condensation.
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We need to get the walls flat enough to fix cupboards and tile, losing as little depth as possible, add a little thermal insulation.
We don't want to use studs - it just seems to lead to damp and mould and complexity, we just want to put on a simple insulating render/plaster
We were going to use: https://cornishlime.co.uk/products/lime-mortars/cornerstone-insulating-render/
But they tell us that because tile adhesive is stronger than the NHL, it's not suitable.
So what's the gypsum/cement based insulating alternative?
Cheers, Stephen
Prev post: https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/...embrane-and-stud-tanking-or-just-tile.615262/
We need to get the walls flat enough to fix cupboards and tile, losing as little depth as possible, add a little thermal insulation.
We don't want to use studs - it just seems to lead to damp and mould and complexity, we just want to put on a simple insulating render/plaster
We were going to use: https://cornishlime.co.uk/products/lime-mortars/cornerstone-insulating-render/
But they tell us that because tile adhesive is stronger than the NHL, it's not suitable.
So what's the gypsum/cement based insulating alternative?
Cheers, Stephen
