Cavity wall mainly, you may/may not have read/noticed my eco heating thread, now insulation! making said house as well insulated as possible is obviously an objective too.
now we've had had some initial feedback from the full structural survey (full report due next week) and there were a few comments about damp and wall ties. The house is 1920's so has old style fairly porous bricks and mortar.
I've looked around and read about rising damp actually being pretty rare and it's more often than not something else and damp proof injection being a pointless waste of money and voodoo. I've also read about Cavity wall insulation and bridging issues and that some are worse than others for it depending on construction type.
Now I want to insulate (without internal studding robbing space due to the house not being that big) but I'm wary about damp and wall ties issues.
I've heard horror stories, calls of scaremongering and talk that some are better/worse than others for this and that, but no specifics (that I've found anyway)
anybody have any real work experiences with this sort of thing?

