Apple Tree Farm House
Product Outline: Thermafleece UltraWool roll installed between and over joists in loft and between rafters
Project Details: UltraWool was used in this building in the loft spaces. One layer of 90mm between the joists and one layer of 90mm laid over the joists. It is also being used between the rafters on the South end of the house. One layer of 90mm UltraWool between the joists . The same system is being used on the roof space of the bay windows as well.
Design and Installation Criteria
- Materials must be breathable and therefore prevent trapped moisture
- Above average thermal properties and also eco-friendly.
Project Details
Apple tree Farmhouse is a grade II listed building in Hertfordshire. The project is a mixture restoration and renovation of the exterior and interior Fabric. The work consists of reroofing, structural timber and brickwork repairs, repointing, extensive joinery repairs, internal alterations, re servicing bathrooms, plastering and decorations.
Benefits
- UltraWool is breathable. Old buildings are not built like modern construction designs therefore rely on materials that are breathable to help the building breath. This is to prevent trapped moisture.
- The wool rich blend ensures the full benefit of sheep’s wool with enhanced performance, durability and sustainability.
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To find out more about Ward & Co (Building Conservation) Ltd – Award winning Building Conservation and new-build contractors – visit their website www.wardandco.co.uk