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Falling insulation in walls
I recently put up some walls using steel studs. I bought full width
batts to cover the entire 16" gap between studs. The batts have no paper vapor barrier. When I put the insulation in the wall, it basically collapsed since there was nothing to secure the insulation in an upright position. How should I secure the batts so they don't just fall down? Is there some special tape I can use or some other technique? I searched, but couldn't find anything for this specific problem. |
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