I need to apply some insulation to a concrete ceiling the -topside being exposed to open air, hence its cold in winter on the inside!I have limited headroom so can only go to max of 45mm inc plasterboardWhich option is best? The room will be heated and correctly ventilated, so I just need to stop the cold air against the ceiling causing the cold, as the walls are insulated.
Its most probably nothing its prob just something falling off something else, Anyway its not like anything can live up there for 4o years or more (fyi monsters dont exist?)
Call a friend over to help you shut it :) Or.put some loud music and a happy tv show on and pretend you didn't hear anythingIt was probably a box falling over or something, don't worry! :)
there could be a old painting worth a lot of money up thereor there could just be a mouse, maybe a squirrelbut what ever it is please just close the hatch or doorcall a friend over and check it outjust be safe about it.
it quite is plenty extra possibly that there are animals up therethe two way, tell the owner or superi'm uncertain in case you recommend you reside in an apartment interior of a house or an apartment interior of a extreme-upward push developmentWhat your questioning makes it sound such as you have rented an apartment interior of a switched over residing house, and then - rather - there's a extreme risk that the attics are relatedlower back, extra possibly that it quite is a few sort of animal that has controlled to get into the attic, besides the undeniable fact that it can be a guy or woman crawling around.
Spray foam requires studding or furring out spaceThe Thermoboard can be directly applied to ceiling if smmoth enough, thus preserving headroomAlso spray foam is more expensive requires pro applicationThe other is DIY.
