How-to with TLX Batsafe – scenario 2: Warm vs. Cold Roof
Cold vs Warm roofs: where do bats roost?
A cold roof is one where there is an open loft area that may be insulated at floor level, usually with mineral wool.
A warm roof is where all of the ins…
Re roofing this property was essential
Mark and Denise thought they had found their dream house, a charming cottage in the countryside. But they could only obtain a mortgage on condition that t…
Throughout the year we see lots of great case studies and small projects both online and sent directly to us. This one from just outside Huddersfield is a great example of replacing Bitumen 1F Felt wi…
Stonesfield slate roof âₓ How to install TLX batsafe?
We recently received an enquiry about how to install TLX Batsafe, should it be draped or pulled taught and counter battened, which posed the questions which is the best option?
The local ecologist spe…
Energy-saving was top of the list
This new build house had been designed with big picture windows in order to make the most of the stunning views over the countryside, but incorporated energy-saving f…
How-to with TLX Batsafe âₓ scenario 1: Newbuild
Developing near conservation areas requires careful planning
If faced with a new development in an area which is desirable, but the desirability also extends to nearby Bats, what is the best so…
New warm roof extension to an existing cold roof house
The complexities of both Warm & Cold roof sections
This charming tiled property in the rural South-West was in a poor state of repair. It has a complex roof with an open loft in the centra…
82% Heat Loss Reduction and a Home for Bats: Reroofing Spring Hall in Halifax

82% saving in heat loss, and a home for bats too
This imposing Gothic revival mansion has been used as the Calderdale Registry Office since 2009. Although since it was built in 1871 it has bee…
