Steve the roofer at London roofing will go mental if he sees this 😂😂😂

Finally someone offering some kind of solution for using downlights with solid insulation. I'm looking at going from the other direction, replacing tired mineral wool insulation with solid, replacing swinging pendant bulbs with downlights, and adding more insulation on top of the joists, then wooden boards for loft insulation. I'm not sure how you could do this installation from the other side, though.

a pracitcal reality of doing the job, lots of people live in their zero experience high opinion mindset of how it should be done.......to which I say, fine, show us YOUR youtube video of you doing it as perfectly as you claim

Nearly up to 6.5k subscribers. Well done guys. You deserve it👍

Love this gents! 💪🏾

At long last a builder that actually takes time to allow for lights. Normally the builders just poke them through the ceiling with celotex butter up the plaster board and expects down lights

Looks like a solution to the problem of downright and if the BI happy you've cracked it. 👍 What happening with the back extension on that job?

looks good what are the spot lights you are using thanks

Great video 👌✅👍. Could you show how you are going to finish the velux window surrounding please 🥺🤞🙏

Hi guys, good video. Can you tell me where you got the foil tape from? with no release paper and do you know what the brand name is please. Like you said, it’s a real pain peeling off the backing tape, and not having to do that, would make my life so much easier. Keep up the videos and thanks for the good real world construction information.

How do your down lights not overheat when put in that void i thought they need ventilation. Unless your using fire rated LED lights?

Bet the sparks love you

How you doin fella that bloody noise from cutting inso board lol grits me teeth lol fair play tho does any of it need fire lining cause the regs changed on that jus a heads up had to drop 125mm Inso in the ceiling so had to take boards down and add another 25mm onto the 100 I’d already installed

Good job guys although I'm not being funny but if that's a new build why not build it a bit higher to allow for more roof void or is this a customer afterthought?

I thought the new regs asked for gapotape at the edges?

Is that foil sufficient for an air tight vapour barrier?

Those PIR plates give nasty waste when sawing for your eyes and lungs. Can hear the coughing in the back 😅 Protection is key

You still broke the vapour seal

It’s doesn’t work, you’re taking the insulation value down to almost zero, the lights will break the moisture barrier