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| message from Hugo Nebula on 15 May 2004 |
See my answer to "G&M" above.
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| Andy Hall replied to Hugo Nebula on 15 May 2004 |
In strips from above, manipulating them sideways underneath the ties.
.andy
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| Hugo Nebula replied to Andy Hall on 15 May 2004 |
You've been listening to IMM a bit too much, methinks ;-)
This is assuming that the ties are all vertically aligned and that
there are no snots in the cavity. To move down through the cavity
without snagging, the batts would have to be significantly narrower
than the cavity, in which case the batts should be secured against the
inner leaf with clips. This raises the question, how do you get them
onto the wall ties?
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| Andy Hall replied to Hugo Nebula on 15 May 2004 |
I never do that, Hugo.
In the one that I did, there were no snots (I made sure of it) and the
wall was not that high anyway.
I made a sandwich of art card and fibre batt to slide into the cavity,
then when position was right, slid out the cards. The batts spring
into place. Fiddly, but it works.
.andy
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