Summerhouse advice (nothing to do with ludes

[paul bristol uk]

I have bought this for my wife as her den. It is being errected this week(not by me its sodding heavy!)


As winter is getting closer and she wants to use it,I want to line and isulate it for her.So drawing on the diverse knowlege on this forum what would be the best stuff to use? I thought about ply with an infill of loft insulation. Put your minds to it please and I can get it done then I can get my shed back for mans things!
I am fed up with being tidy and asked why I want this or that.(I don't know why I want some of it but if I bin it I know I will need it in short order!)

[mercutio]

loft insulation wouldnt that hold water/damp probably better using the polystyrene behind ply

[NafemanNathan]

http://www.wickes.co.uk/celotex-insulat ... rce=123_74

[NafemanNathan]

Better price...

http://www.insulationexpress.co.uk/Insu ... -Board.htm

[Ammo]

Wait till she gets in and bubble wrap it from the outside, Problem sorted

[paul bristol uk]

Nice one Nathan! Any Ideas what to put over it so she can paint it, Ply!
Rep points for that

[paul bristol uk]

Wait till she gets in and bubble wrap it from the outside, Problem sorted

Lucky she does not read this forum or you would be fitted for a wooden overcoat!(Coffin Nitin before you ask)

[W1ggz]

i have loads of plasterboard if you want to board it out with that

[NafemanNathan]

Nice one Nathan! Any Ideas what to put over it so she can paint it, Ply!
Rep points for that

You can actually use a water-based metal self-etching primer on it and then it'll be ready to paint, or maybe even wallpaper

Otherwise you can simply sandwich it with plyboard or plasterboard (though probably not worth plasterboarding). Nice try W1ggz

EDIT: Obviously if you just choose to paint/wallpaper it, it will be prone to puncturing, so ply would add more protection.

[RattyMcClelland]