Recent content by theopuppy

Thanks for the tips and the link.. the adhesive takes a while to set.. reviews aren’t great… assume this would ‘bind’ the foam to reduce or prevent flaking? Definitely worth a try . Will see if can find an architectural carpenter.. never even knew such ann occupation existed. Thanks. Had the...

Trying to work out what to do for the best is problem 1. Getting someone to do it is problem 2. Paying for it is problem 3. Yes the tarp would droop but where it would be pulled up wouldn’t be complete sealed so I wonder if bits could still escape if the wind got in? My brain is worn out...

Thank you for that information as I have no idea about these things. Another foam spray company has said they can spray over the original layer(£1800) and seal it (£450) but that doesn’t sort out the wood damp issue. I believe to remove from the wood trusses would be approximately £1000-£2000...

I think your explanation sounds exactly what has happened in my situation. My thoughts are get the stuff removed off the wood and put board or tarp underneath the flat areas. Good point re wind whistling over the tarp and blowing the stuff out.. will try to seal it where flaking and then block...

I’ve contacted a company who advertise foam removal to and they declined to assist.

20. X 60 ‘ approx. 82sq metres roof surface. I’d thought about that but the foam bits would go everywhere and it’s next to a paddock.. it would be impossible to contain without massive environmental pollution. My horses are in this paddock as it’s my winter loafing area. That makes sense re...

Getting the foam off the timber would be a tricky job and also make a terrible mess but I suspect this would be the way forward. I currently Have a barn full of hay( covered or wrapped) as I had to stock up due to the hay shortage.im thinking of putting another insulated box profile over the...

Unfortunately I have found out the company went into liquidation last year so I’m on my own with this.

Think you have hit the nail on the head with your thoughts.

Apparently as it’s more than 7 years since the job was done there is no recourse.. either way the company is liquidated so I’m alone on this one. I haven’t looked but someone else said there are some reports of issues with the company concerned. Good idea re surveyor.. at least will get...

Everything is covered with either dust sheets or plastic. It’s a real pain as I’m going over everything really closely to check no polyurethane fragments are getting into my haynets Etc.. I would say I’m clearing up hundreds of fragments daily. .. double pain now I have no electric as doing it...

Will Google that .. thanks for suggestion.

Sounds like my foam as it’s gone orange. White where bits have recently flaked off in tiny 2-5 mm fragments. The foam is still attached to the box profile. It was sprayed to 25 mm on the directive but looks really uneven so I expect bits deeper and shallower than 25 mm. I think you can still get...

Thanks.. that sounds like the only solution re plywood although I’m concerned re vermin getting in any gaps. Another company has said it shouldn’t flake off and have offered to seal in with more foam spray to a greater thickness. Not sure if this would be yet more money down the drain. No real...