I am building in WA and like the idea of insulating the cavity with blow in styrofoam balls but wont that cause an issue with the moisture level and weep holes if the air cavity is filled? ie how is the moisture going to escape? Or is there a better material?
Thanks
Double brick - Insulation and Weep holes
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Give these guys a call.
They're pretty good with advice and open to questions about any concerns you might have.
InsulGuard Insulation - Home Comfort, Security & Sustainability Lives Here
P.S. I don't work for them
Weephole screens can be purchased from Bunnings in either aluminium or plastic
They're pretty good with advice and open to questions about any concerns you might have.
InsulGuard Insulation - Home Comfort, Security & Sustainability Lives Here
P.S. I don't work for them
Weephole screens can be purchased from Bunnings in either aluminium or plastic
Give these guys a call.
They're pretty good with advice and open to questions about any concerns you might have.
InsulGuard Insulation - Home Comfort, Security & Sustainability Lives Here
P.S. I don't work for them
Weephole screens can be purchased from Bunnings in either aluminium or plastic
They're pretty good with advice and open to questions about any concerns you might have.
InsulGuard Insulation - Home Comfort, Security & Sustainability Lives Here
P.S. I don't work for them
Weephole screens can be purchased from Bunnings in either aluminium or plastic
Thanks Althom - I'll check them out
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