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Jul 08, 2010
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In most other cases you would use normal loft insulation, laid in the loft 100mm laid between the joist and 150mm laid across the joist at right angles, if it is a ceiling between rooms ie ground floor to first floor, you could use a 25mm insulated plasterboard fixed to the existing ceiling joist.

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