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[timjoler]

Hello guys

Bit of advice please
Were replastering our old victorian kitchen.
Taken it back to brick, took off gypsum plaster internal which was D+D to old cement type plaster on external wall(which im assuming is lime plaster)

Double brick no cavity
Its on the 1st floor. No damp on walls.

Ive read so much advice on how to tackle it that im paralyzed with confusion

Dot and dab
Insulate
Batten
Thermal boards etc
Vapour proof
Cold bridges
???

Any ideas on how to tackle it so we avoid condensation and cold spots and damp etc etc much appreciated

Thanks

 

[The Hobo]

Hello guys

Bit of advice please
Were replastering our old victorian kitchen.
Taken it back to brick, took off gypsum plaster internal which was D+D to old cement type plaster on external wall(which im assuming is lime plaster)

Double brick no cavity
Its on the 1st floor. No damp on walls.

Ive read so much advice on how to tackle it that im paralyzed with confusion

Dot and dab
Insulate
Batten
Thermal boards etc
Vapour proof
Cold bridges
???

Any ideas on how to tackle it so we avoid condensation and cold spots and damp etc etc much appreciated

Thanks

strap it out insulation between timbers then a membrane over all; plasterboard and skim job done

 

[timjoler]

Thanks for the reply
Any specific products you recommend?

And is this method ok to then hang kitchen wall units?

 

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