Know-It-All
· Västra götaland
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Hello everyone!
I'm in the process of swapping the storage room and the hobby room, which involves a minor surface renovation in the former storage room. I'm also thinking of taking the opportunity to remove the somewhat sad chipboard used as wall covering and install plywood and drywall, while also adding 45 mm of insulation.
The problem, however, is the windows on one wall; they now look into the woodshed and don't contribute any light. They consist of two loose glass panes held by nailed trim...
I want to spend as little time and money as possible on the project, so the question is whether it's okay to just insulate directly against the window and then put plywood/drywall over it?
The plan is to heat it to frost-free (maybe 5-10 degrees) in the winter, but not more than that...
I'm in the process of swapping the storage room and the hobby room, which involves a minor surface renovation in the former storage room. I'm also thinking of taking the opportunity to remove the somewhat sad chipboard used as wall covering and install plywood and drywall, while also adding 45 mm of insulation.
The problem, however, is the windows on one wall; they now look into the woodshed and don't contribute any light. They consist of two loose glass panes held by nailed trim...
I want to spend as little time and money as possible on the project, so the question is whether it's okay to just insulate directly against the window and then put plywood/drywall over it?
The plan is to heat it to frost-free (maybe 5-10 degrees) in the winter, but not more than that...
Insulate against the window and cover with panels. Good luck.