Posted by Gary on 5/22/2004, 9:16 pm, in reply to "Renotherm Polyurethane" I understand a company called Isotech Spray Foam Roof Services have a roof foam system that meets current regs. Try www.foam-insulation.co.uk --Previous Message--
Link: http://www.foam-insulation.co.uk
Yes. You need to ensure that it meets current building regs for a "warm deck" solution without "cold bridging". You need to demonstrate that to your local and very friendly (sic) building inspector that you pay council tax to for the benefit of little help. In fact no help. Mine clearly had no up-to-date knowledge and took some convincing but eventually agreed with my proposals for a polyurethane solution. If he had worked for me he would have been sacked for gross negligence in handling a customer.
: Has anyone experience of Barn conversions being insulated with
: sprayed Poyurethane, such as that offered by ISL-Renotherm and
: others.
: My designers and local building inspectors are opposed to using
: this for conversions, saying it is OK for patching up terrace
: housing, and that subsequent roof maintenance is then very
: difficult and costly.
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