Loft hatch material?

Loft hatch material?

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    JimmieS
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      @jimmies

      Can anyone suggest a suitable white, hard faced board to replace my old fashioned push up and slide back loft hatch cover as, after some 45 years, I no longer have the enthusiasm to paint it. Again.

      Jim

      #722671
      bernard towers
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        @bernardtowers37738

        Why not use plastic fascia or T & G, its light and is insulated

        #722673
        JasonB
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          @jasonb

          Better still replace the whole thing with an insulated plastic one, saves direct heat loss and as they also have a seal around the edge no loss through gaps.

          Bonus is the plastic frame won’t need painting either.

          #722684
          Grindstone Cowboy
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            @grindstonecowboy

            Stick a piece of white-faced hardboard on it?

            Rob

            #722709
            Mark Rand
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              @markrand96270

              Painted the one I made 31 years ago. I might paint it again when I redecorate the hall and landing. 😀

              #722752
              dodmole
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                @dodmole
                On Mark Rand Said:

                Painted the one I made 31 years ago. I might paint it again when I redecorate the hall and landing. 😀

                In another 31 years time  ???

                #722896
                duncan webster 1
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                  @duncanwebster1

                  Fablon?

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                  bernard towers
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                    @bernardtowers37738

                    Wow that takes me back!!

                    #722934
                    Neil Wyatt
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                      @neilwyatt

                      White face hardboard or furniture board, with a slab of insulation on the top?

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