Group 7-day waking average?

[Snowwy]

Hmm, I can't offer a reading as I forgot my test kit. But I can offer this photo of La Coruna , Northern Spain. We have been
celebrating our 50th wedding anniversary with cruise. Sadly, Southampton on Saturday

 

[PattiEvans]

A very happy Anniversary to you and your wife!

 

[goodybags]

I don't think so the Guy who came said the new stuff was thicker than what we have down, so I assume its not a spray I didn't know
it could be done any other way is this spray dangerous ?

I do know quite a bit about loft insulation @Pam123 in a previous life I was qualified (well technically I still am in that field)
through insulation surveying and energy assessments /carbon reduction etc..

when you talk about "spray insulation" are you referring to blown loft insulation, that is the nice fluffy cloud like carpet on the loft floor (sometimes this is just an alternative to rolled out insulation)
or are we referring to spray foam adhesive that used to sometimes be sprayed on to the underside if the pitched roof as insulation (horrible stuff)
and believe it or not there are still companies out there that will spray the adhesive foam to the underside of roofs
if you let me know maybe on that I can advise

A BLOWN loft insulation product is fine, it's just a mineral wool ot recycled product that can also be natural fibres, but usually it's the same kind of big fluffy rolls that is blown into the loft for access reasons not a problem

but sprayed foam on underside of roof a totally different thing that can cause damp and deem a property un-mortgagable even

 

[Pam123]

I do know quite a bit about loft insulation @Pam123 in a previous life I was qualified (well technically I still am in that field)
through insulation surveying and energy assessments /carbon reduction etc..

when you talk about "spray insulation" are you referring to blown loft insulation, that is the nice fluffy cloud like carpet on the loft floor (sometimes this is jyst an alternative to rolled out insulation)
or are we referring to spray foam adhesive that used to sometimes be sprayed on to the underside if the pitched roof as insulation (horrible stuff)
and believe it or not there are still companies out there that will spray the adhesive foam to the underside of roofs
if you let me know maybe on that I can advise

Thanks for your reply, the guy who did the survey told my hubby that whoever did our last time which was some years ago had used Fibre glass but had also put it in the eves, he said we were lucky that some of it had fallen out so the roof was able to breathe, he said they will remove all the old stuff and replace it with a thicker one, so I am assuming it will be fibre glass.