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@ashp-bobba great video Making the insulated cover for the Inta KT is a great solution Sealing each joint as advised and using the co...
@transparent so long as they're sealed correctly, they don't have to point down.
@l8again That's not right, if the MIs are followed and the correct amount of bond and seal this will seal the gaps Also, the manufacturers don't...
@transparent All insulation expands and contracts If not sealed correctly, it can leave a gap The insulation you mention will have the same is...
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From these photos, it is obvious that the joints have not been sealed to MIs ( see attached Link to PDF ) All materials expand and contrac...
@editor From these photos, it is obvious that the joints have not been sealed to MIs ( see attached Link to PDF ) All materials expand ...
@transparent asking for more problems IMO , holding moisture, water, and other creachers useing for a home Trust me, as looked at all areas in my 4...
@simonwig you better look at removing the problem, the rodents, as that is better and easier they will move on to other things if not
@simonwig Geoff Eyre,w ho invented the rat eyre, is my wife's uncle We used to talk about rodents and the issues all the time, as he is a farmer an...
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