hi all,
with the cost of fuel going up and up i am wanting to insulate the walls before fibreglassing rather than render.
do you guys know if its possible to glass over kingspan or is there an alternative insulation as i have been told its not possible?
cheers
ian
kingspan and fibreglass
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Re: kingspan and fibreglass
If you mean the stuff with the silver on it, yes you can glass over it. There are cheaper alternatives though, although I dont know where to get it from.
Re: kingspan and fibreglass
Hi Ian
I used 1" Polyurathene foam sheets,
Dead easy to fix and saves the cost of rendering. If you are not intending to heat the pond then maybe an idea not to insulatethe base to get some free heat from the ground
Matt from GRPlining glassed my pond over the foam lining, even with a curved shape it gives a great finish even on a curved pond..
[url]http://www.grpliningservices.co.uk/kidney.shaped.pond.html[/url]
Regards
Dave
I used 1" Polyurathene foam sheets,
Dead easy to fix and saves the cost of rendering. If you are not intending to heat the pond then maybe an idea not to insulatethe base to get some free heat from the ground
Matt from GRPlining glassed my pond over the foam lining, even with a curved shape it gives a great finish even on a curved pond..
[url]http://www.grpliningservices.co.uk/kidney.shaped.pond.html[/url]
Regards
Dave
Re: kingspan and fibreglass
Hi All
Does anyone know the best way to deal with gaps caused by joints in the sheets? Can some form of tape, expanding foam or car filler be used>
Cheers
Jon
Does anyone know the best way to deal with gaps caused by joints in the sheets? Can some form of tape, expanding foam or car filler be used>
Cheers
Jon
Re: kingspan and fibreglass
I hope someone can answers Jon's question.
Great, great Pond Dave. The thread is very helpful. have sent a PM.
TicToc
Great, great Pond Dave. The thread is very helpful. have sent a PM.
TicToc
Re: kingspan and fibreglass
TT
Willdrop you a note
Jon,
Any gaps fill with resin and are bridged with the glass, perfect finish, no need to tape or fill the cracks.
My main pond was complex curves but even with these the finish was excellent. In a simple box then very easy.
I did my growing on 1000gallons with no problem but a pro will always achieve a better finish and have less waste!
Regards
Dave
Willdrop you a note
Jon,
Any gaps fill with resin and are bridged with the glass, perfect finish, no need to tape or fill the cracks.
My main pond was complex curves but even with these the finish was excellent. In a simple box then very easy.
I did my growing on 1000gallons with no problem but a pro will always achieve a better finish and have less waste!
Regards
Dave
Re: kingspan and fibreglass
hi all, thanks for all the advice , appreciated
Ian
Ian