Loft insulation
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laura
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Loft insulation

Post by laura » Sun Feb 17, 2008 5:54 pm

I have recently moved home and currently my loft is insulated with 4 inches of fibreglass roll.
Is it worth me getting some more laid?

I have gas fired central heating and do not know how much difference it will make to my gas bills, I think it would take many years to re coup the costs of getting more insulation laid.

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Re: Loft insulation

Post by insulation.org.uk » Thu Oct 16, 2008 8:42 pm

Hi laura

The current recommended depth for loft insulation is 275mm

So I would say yes, Renew it as yours is well under half of that,
At the moment the goverment is offering assistance in the form of insulation grants so it is a good time to be thinking about it.

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Re: Loft insulation

Post by rose » Tue Oct 21, 2008 10:41 am

[quote="insulation.org.uk"]Hi laura

The current recommended depth for loft insulation is 275mm

So I would say yes, Renew it as yours is well under half of that,
At the moment the goverment is offering assistance in the form of insulation grants so it is a good time to be thinking about it.[/quote]

how can I find out if i am entitled to an insulation grant?

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