Roof insulation.

spiff said:
not so much as the isotherm roof insulation did but it all helps.

here's the uk branch website - don't know what happened to the SA dealer

http://klober.co.uk/shop/category/uni-dry-ventilation-ridge
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Hey dude, did you possibly get any leads on anything like this ? Been searching asking companies all over SA to no avail : / was thinking of custom making something along the lines of this

https://www.russellrooftiles.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Concrete-Vent.png
 
Clayman said:
http://www.homeinsulations.co.za/
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A +1 from me on these guys.

Easy peasy process, filled out form on website, a couple of emails back and forth and had a confirmed date (yesterday).
They did 300m^2 of 145mm isotherm at R85/m^2 including installation so just under 26k. They arrived early (about 7:30am), got stuck in and were done by 12. House feels much better now.
 
rorz0r said:
A +1 from me on these guys.

Easy peasy process, filled out form on website, a couple of emails back and forth and had a confirmed date (yesterday).
They did 300m^2 of 145mm isotherm at R85/m^2 including installation so just under 26k. They arrived early (about 7:30am), got stuck in and were done by 12. House feels much better now.
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wait till you run a heater and then feel the difference between outside & inside
 
rorz0r said:
A +1 from me on these guys.

Easy peasy process, filled out form on website, a couple of emails back and forth and had a confirmed date (yesterday).
They did 300m^2 of 145mm isotherm at R85/m^2 including installation so just under 26k. They arrived early (about 7:30am), got stuck in and were done by 12. House feels much better now.
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Did the cost include vacuuming of the ceiling too? Worried about all the alarm cables etc that would either be damaged by vacuuming or hidden by the insulation thereafter making troubleshooting difficult.
 
I didn't need any vacuuming, was pretty clean and new in there. Cables should always be on top of the insulation. Never seen anyone put wiring underneath the trusses, whereas the insulation would go in between the trusses so any cable should naturally be on top of them.
 
rorz0r said:
I didn't need any vacuuming, was pretty clean and new in there. Cables should always be on top of the insulation. Never seen anyone put wiring underneath the trusses, whereas the insulation would go in between the trusses so any cable should naturally be on top of them.
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Thx
 
Anyone had Aerolite installed recently? I got an indication of around R7500 for 50m2 and wanted to find out if that's about right at the moment.
 
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