I have an outbuilding with a 6 inch concrete flat roof that suffers from condensation on the inside. Not helped by the fact i brew my beer in there :-(
I wish to insulate the underside and was thinking of fixing battens at approx 400mm centres to the surface, with polystyrene insulation wedged between the battens and overboarded with ply or t&g/pvc cladding.
If I go down this route, should I incorporate a vapour barrier between the insulation/battens and the overboarding?
Do you think this will be sufficient to cut down the condensation, or does anyone have a better plan for me to follow?
The ceiling height is 7 feet, so I am somewhat restricted to the thickness of any insulation I can use, but what would be your minimum recommendation regarding the thickness I *should* use?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.