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Our loft has always been hot. Sauna style hot.
Recently we had it boarded and a new pull down ladder put in. They did a fantatic job and very happy. We're just going to use it for extra storage, Christmas decorations, decerating clothes, cardboard boxes of old games.. etc.. etc..
I decided to stick a thermometer up there just to see how hot I though hot really was. On a 30C day recently the thermometer read 48.2. This seems madness to me.
The lads boarding the loft mentioned that the felt we've got is non breathable...
I genually don't beleive the new boarding has made it any hotter. It's always been hot. It's only now that I decided to put measure the heat.
Today it's 21 outside and relateively cool up there.
I guess my question is what can I do to try and keep it cooler than 48.2 in the summer! Tile vents ? New felt ? Big dirty hole in the tiles ?
Does it matter that it's that hot ?
I'm actually slightly concerned of storing anything up there now as it might self combust!
Recently we had it boarded and a new pull down ladder put in. They did a fantatic job and very happy. We're just going to use it for extra storage, Christmas decorations, decerating clothes, cardboard boxes of old games.. etc.. etc..
I decided to stick a thermometer up there just to see how hot I though hot really was. On a 30C day recently the thermometer read 48.2. This seems madness to me.
The lads boarding the loft mentioned that the felt we've got is non breathable...
I genually don't beleive the new boarding has made it any hotter. It's always been hot. It's only now that I decided to put measure the heat.
Today it's 21 outside and relateively cool up there.
I guess my question is what can I do to try and keep it cooler than 48.2 in the summer! Tile vents ? New felt ? Big dirty hole in the tiles ?
Does it matter that it's that hot ?
I'm actually slightly concerned of storing anything up there now as it might self combust!