What's this under my floorboards in the conservatory?

[Adam]

Yesterday I ripped up part of floorboards in the conservatory. I wish I hadn't bothered but that's another story. Glued to the underneath of the chipboard flooring is some kind of foam insulation approximately 30mm high. I can't reuse what was under there before, so looking for a like for like replacement. I imagine the conservatory is 5-10 years old so hopefully easy to replace. Anyone have any ideas?

 

[BigBoy]

Looks like standard insulation board. Should be easy to source.

 

[BigBoy]

http://www.building-supplies-online...-thermafloor-floor-insulation-board-tf70.html

First link in Google.

 

[Adam]

Got it, I was searching for insulation foam but wasn't coming up with much. Cheers!

 

[Derek W]

not what bigboy has linked as thats a separate rigid board insulation. It'll be plusfloor or something similar which is bonded to the chipboard.

http://www.proctorgroup.com/products/thermal-insulation/plusfloor-laminates

 

[BigBoy]

Most likely What Derek says, I was on my phone and could not see the picture properly.

 

[Dave L]

Jabbalite

 

[kitkat9933]

It's a queen wasp, I know because my dad kills them for a living.

 

[Haze]

It's a queen wasp, I know because my dad kills them for a living.

lol he is never going to live that down

 

[Adam]

Struggling to find anywhere to supply this, seems it's a trade product and minimums apply etc. Could I not buy insulation and glue it to the chipboard?

Wish I had never bothered with this now!

 

[Pabl0]

Yeah of course.