Not exact matches
Start by
laying the drywall on the floor and marking the location of the
joists with a pencil.
1 Oscar Baldry getting down to work in the old newsagent's shop; 2
laying Kingspan and Ecotherm insulation in the ground floor of the old shop; 3 first floor metal web
joist detailing, with membrane behind the
joists for airtightness; 4 ground floor walls feature 50 mm Xtratherm internal insulation; 5 this is followed inside by an Intello vapour control barrier and a further 25 mm Xtratherm; 6 the new timber frame first - floor twin - stud walls and roof rafters are of a fully breathable construction and full - filled with Warmcel cellulose insulation; 7 holes in the timber - frame where the Warmcel insulation was pumped in; 8 a pro clima Intello membrane on the inside of the first - floor walls and roof; 9 and finally, 50 mm Thermafleece (sheep wool) lined service cavity to the interior.
Dickinson staples screening to floor
joists before
laying a top surface to keep out insects from the ground up, since many live and hide underneath where they can damage semi-outdoor surfaces without being detected.
For example, the thickest planks, at about 22 mm, can be
laid over
joists as structural floorboards, while thinner planks, at about 7 mm to 15 mm thick are
laid as overlay floors on to an existing smooth, dry sub-floor.
This method of
laying a sturdy subfloor on top of
joists and then topping the subfloor with a cosmetic - only flooring top creates a tighter, stronger structure.