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Moisture barrier
I am installing a moisture barrier to the inside basement foundation from just
above grade level to under the sub floor. How does one attach said moisture barrier (note: not "vapour barrier") to the poured concrete foundation and still allow moisture to rise and escape from the sills? A single line of (thin) strapping nailed into the concrete, then the polly stapled to that? A dab of acoustic sealant every foot or so? http://www.hydro.mb.ca/saving_with_p...ier_fig12.html That looks like only construction adhesive holding the strapping on... a |
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