Fixing celotex and PB using adhesive foam

willber

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No doubt I'll get roasted for even asking...... (hope so anyway).

I want to insulate a bedroom wall - 1970's brick uninsulated cavity wall. Rather than battens n boards, im considering glueing 50mm celotex to the internal side of the wall, whacking in some plastic fixings and then bonding the plasterboard to the celotex using the same adhesive foam. Daft idea? Had anyone tried it? Basically making insulated plasterboard- cos its obscenely expensive these days.
 
foam. Daft idea? anyone tried it?
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So without further ado @ChrispyUK
 
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Of all the words that I have an irrational attraction to, this question lends itself nicely to the word serendipity. With that in mind there is but one person on this forum who can without contradiction answer this question, an individual who is none other than our very own foam guru, who has won the prodigious Foam Academy Great Britain award for innovation for his adventures in foam with www.CHD.com/Intelli-Foam
So without further ado @ChrispyUK
Fixing celotex and PB using adhesive foam
 
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