I can arrange for facia vents on the front of bother dormer roofs, fiddly but quite possible.
Now, those timbers in that photo are 3x3". Notionally plenty of air space if I just cover over with say 75mm celotex.
The fly in the ointment are those noggins and similarly the windows.
Even if I cheat and batten out to allow only a 25mm airflow over the top of the timbers, that's taking 4 inches off the room, whereas if it weren't for all that, I could stick 25mm celotex between the wood and 50 over losing only 2 inches. As these extra 2 (maybe 3) inches apply to all walls, I'm losing space fast trying to insulate better. And I really out to be aiming for 100mm celotex, although 75mm will be twice as good as the miserable bit of glass wool that used to be there.
Other than reroofing with Tyvec or turning it into a cold roof (the roof is fine - this is not really a practical proposition expense wise), any ideas on how to maintain air flow?
Could I maybe drill some holes though the noggins (though that leaves the problem of the windows)?
Cheers
Tim