What kind of insulation is best and where can I buy it?
I’ve been thinking about upgrading the insulation in my house, especially in the floors and internal walls, because I’ve noticed that the temperature drops quite quickly during colder days. At the same time, I don’t want to go for something too thick that might complicate installation or require major structural changes. I’m trying to find a solution that gives solid thermal performance but still fits easily into standard spaces. Do you think a medium thickness option could work well in this situation?
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Yes, actually 75mm insulation is often considered a really practical middle-ground solution for exactly this kind of project. It’s commonly used in walls, floors, and partitions because it fits well into standard cavities while still providing noticeable thermal resistance. I’ve used 75mm insulation myself, and it was effective not only for reducing heat loss but also for improving sound insulation between rooms. It’s thick enough to make a difference but still manageable when it comes to installation.