Hi chaps, I live in a small 1930 two bedroom bungalow, and I have recently topped up my attic insulation with the "Space insulation" glass fibre rolls,the style with the silver on one side.
I followed all instructions according to the wrapping, ie silver side up.
Now this is my dilemma I have noticed over the past week .
Because the silver reflects heat I find that the rooms are very cold, as no heat is passing through the ceiling to the rooms below, a typical example, that at about 4pm on a nice sunny day the room temperature is about 12 degrees C, and outside it is about 17 degrees C, by 7pm I am having to put background heating on, surly this is wrong?, or am I missing some trick of the trade perhaps?
During the winter months I cant say that I am over impressed with the before and after result, as even on a winter day any attic heat is not passing into the house.
Any ideas please?
Regards
Keith
I followed all instructions according to the wrapping, ie silver side up.
Now this is my dilemma I have noticed over the past week .
Because the silver reflects heat I find that the rooms are very cold, as no heat is passing through the ceiling to the rooms below, a typical example, that at about 4pm on a nice sunny day the room temperature is about 12 degrees C, and outside it is about 17 degrees C, by 7pm I am having to put background heating on, surly this is wrong?, or am I missing some trick of the trade perhaps?
During the winter months I cant say that I am over impressed with the before and after result, as even on a winter day any attic heat is not passing into the house.
Any ideas please?
Regards
Keith