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  • Phillip Krawski
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    Thank you John!

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  • John the builder
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    if there is none then new insulation needs a consent

    but If there is existing then you are entitled to replace with new under exemption 1 with comparable materials

    I say go ahead in this case.

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  • Phillip Krawski
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    Thank you, Donna. I am looking for some expert guidance.

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  • donna
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    Good questions Phillip and we have a couple of builders who frequent PropertyTalk so you'll get some useful answers soon.

    cheers,

    Donna

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  • Phillip Krawski
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    Replace insulation 1960 house

    Hi all,
    I have a 60's brick veneer clad (cavity type) and concrete tile state-house-style type house.
    We have the internal wall linings off the house for rewiring by electricians.

    Most of the house except 1 room has existing building paper. In that one room the building paper and insulation collapsed into a puddle when the wall lining was taken off but the framing is fine with no damage..
    Can I replace all of the existing, spun-glass style but very thin insulation with new pink bats under schedule 1 or is that too much replacement?
    And in the room with no paper can I install new paper in pockets as per the building code and add new pink batts also under schedule 1?

    Thanks!
    PK
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