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On 03/02/2025 at 19:24, Greyman said:

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Spray foam would give you better air sealing and insulation performance in the 2-inch gap, especially if your shed isn’t perfectly tight. However, it’s more expensive and harder to DIY. Kingspan sheets (rigid foam boards) are more affordable and easier to install yourself, but you'll need to cut and fit them precisely and seal the edges well to avoid air leaks. If budget allows, spray foam is more effective. Otherwise, Kingspan with good sealing can still work well.

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the best thing you can do mate is follow me so all my posts flag up that way a little of my knowledge is bound to rub off lol

Thank God your on here..

A cabin I done a couple of months ago with pvc, fitted with a 2 part epoxy on to ply, nice clean finish. 

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34 minutes ago, amadolabonte said:

Spray foam would give you better air sealing and insulation performance in the 2-inch gap, especially if your shed isn’t perfectly tight. However, it’s more expensive and harder to DIY. Kingspan sheets (rigid foam boards) are more affordable and easier to install yourself, but you'll need to cut and fit them precisely and seal the edges well to avoid air leaks. If budget allows, spray foam is more effective. Otherwise, Kingspan with good sealing can still work well.

Think the shed is well finished now and occupied by a lovely Romanian family 

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