Got a bedroom over an unheated garage, the only thing between them is a concrete floor/osb sheet/ some 2mm foam underlay and a laminate.
a Massive heatloss...
Was wondering how could I insulate the floor as quickly as possible with the least effort in the cheapest way...
Came up with the idea to just take up my current laminate, and pop under 50mm sheet of EPS100 Expanded Polystyrene & put the old laminate back.
Tried to search if someone has done such thing and couldn't find anything much.
Is this idea Doable/anything I'm not aware of or haven't thought about why this idea could be a failure/structurally unstable/dangerous etc?
The sheets of Polystyrene I can get here are 50x100cm in size, if the OSB wasn't so darn expensive here now I would probably put another sheet of OSB over the Polystryene, wondering If I can make do without it...
I'm aware that the correct way would be to insulate the ceiling of the garage,however It would take me 5x longer to do in my situation.
a Massive heatloss...
Was wondering how could I insulate the floor as quickly as possible with the least effort in the cheapest way...
Came up with the idea to just take up my current laminate, and pop under 50mm sheet of EPS100 Expanded Polystyrene & put the old laminate back.
Tried to search if someone has done such thing and couldn't find anything much.
Is this idea Doable/anything I'm not aware of or haven't thought about why this idea could be a failure/structurally unstable/dangerous etc?
The sheets of Polystyrene I can get here are 50x100cm in size, if the OSB wasn't so darn expensive here now I would probably put another sheet of OSB over the Polystryene, wondering If I can make do without it...
I'm aware that the correct way would be to insulate the ceiling of the garage,however It would take me 5x longer to do in my situation.