Conservatory dwarf wall - cavity insulation?

May 04, 2005 2 Replies

Hi



After installing a couple of new sockets inside my conservatory cavities, I noticed that there is no insulation inside the cavity.



Since it's only a dwarf wall, would anyone recommend asking a local insulation company to install cavity wall insulation inside the wall?



Thanks



Charles



Is it vented properly? Do you have air-bricks or vent-grilles on the outside?

This is only the dwarf wall of an added conservatory, so it doesn't really need heavily insulated like a main building wall does. If it is vented to allow any moisture to breath away easily, and it has a good foundation, and it does have a proper damp proof course set in it, then that's really all it needs. The warmth inside a mainly glass conservatory is usually all that's needed.

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