Open-Cell Spray Foam Removal and Loft Insulation Replacement in Daybrook
Countrywide Roofing & Insulation removed approximately 60m² of open-cell spray foam from a property in Daybrook, Nottingham. The project scope also included replacing the old loft insulation with 44m² of new insulation specified at 300mm deep.
Project overview
| Detail | Project |
|---|---|
| Location | Daybrook, Nottingham |
| Open-cell removal | Approximately 60m² |
| Installation background | Mainly card lining, with some foam against tiles |
| Replacement insulation scope | 44m² at 300mm depth |
Removing foam and card lining
Most of the foam had been applied over card lining beneath the roof covering. Across these areas, the foam came away relatively easily with the lining, revealing the roof timbers and tile undersides.
A few sections had foam directly against the tiles. These areas required separate attention during removal, with the work following the roof slopes around the rafters and larger supports.
Replacing the old loft roll
The insulation specification covered removal of the existing loft roll and replacement with 44m² of new insulation at 300mm depth. This addressed insulation at floor level alongside removal of the foam above; it was a replacement scope rather than simply adding another layer over the old roll.
Revealing the roof structure
The photographs show the change from a foam-covered roof underside to exposed rafters, battens and tiles. Areas previously concealed by the foam and lining became visible and more accessible for inspection.
The replacement loft insulation formed part of the same project scope.
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