Cavity insulation in downstairs toilet

Discussion in 'Builders' Talk' started by Lawrencez, Jan 12, 2021.

  1. Lawrencez

    Lawrencez Member

    I am in the process of reinstating a window that was blocked up in a new downstair toilet.

    The house was built in the 1930's and notice, having removed serveral block that the wall seems to be a standatd 4in cavity.

    Could I install cavity wall batts in the available area, or is it a bad idea to have only part of the wall insulated?
     
  2. Lawrencez

    Lawrencez Member

  3. kiaora

    kiaora Guest

    hi
    with the wall ties, it will be a bit ackward won't it ?

    regards
    peter
     
  4. Lawrencez

    Lawrencez Member

    There are no wall ties from what I can see!
     
  5. kiaora

    kiaora Guest

    no wall ties ?

    i can't advise sorry, could be a can of worms if you fit insulation
    bridge the cavity, ?
    damp etc...?
     
  6. Lawrencez

    Lawrencez Member


    Having rechecked I can see wall-ties...
     

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