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Housing - Renovation: External Insulation Eves Detailing

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    • CommentAuthorBowman
    • CommentTimeJun 5th 2007
     
    We are considering external insulation on our next renovation of a thoroughly conventional bungalow, probably soft board, does anyone have any experience or ideas with how to deal with cold bridging across the wall plate and eves? I was considering converting the roof from cold to warm with either soft board or foil, and extending the insulation down to plate to meet up with the external insulation as much as possible. Access to eves/plate is going to be a problem from the inside due to shallow pitch and I'd like to avoid stripping the lower rows of tiles off.

    Any thoughts much appreciated.

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