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Insulating a cavity on an overhang
Hi,
I have a 2 foot overhang on my house that I'm looking to insulate. The overhang is about 12 feet wide and is on 2 x 12 joists spaced at 16 inch centers. It has been stucco'd over the bottom, so I can't easily insulate from the outside. There is an opening on each joist cavity in the basement with about a 6 to 8 inch gap and I was looking at using some sort of expanding spray foam. My question is, are there any diy kits out there that will allow me to get a nozzle into the cavity and fill with foam? Doing this much space won't be cheap, so I would need a bulk kit of some sort. I've googled a bit and only come up with companies that do the job for you. I'm more than capable of doing the job myself. |
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