I have a newly built house with a cold storage room.
The problem with the storage room is that it is not insulated. It's difficult to organize and store items that are delicate to freezing temperatures and moisture.
I would like to insulate the storage room and install a radiator to keep it warm at about 5-10°C.
I don't want to risk things getting damaged or freezing (like paint, clothes, etc.).
The storage room is built on a concrete slab with wooden walls and a wooden ceiling.
It's framed along the walls on the inside.
How exactly do I go about insulating this?
I'm not super knowledgeable but would like to try doing it myself.
Any tips or a step-by-step list would be great!
Thank you in advance.
Do you have photos, both from the outside and inside, as it makes it easier to start somewhere with tips. There are so many solutions that are of the type: "it depends..."
Hello! Thanks for the response. I'll try, but it's a bit difficult; the storage is filled to the brim, so I can't even get into the entrance. I'll get back to you; I need to take pictures during the day.
Keep in mind that no matter how you insulate this, you must ensure that air can circulate freely. Otherwise, it won’t be +10 throughout your entire storage.
