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Does Thickening Walls Lessen Perceptible Space
I have wood paneling on furring strips on cinderblock in my basement. For a
contractor to redo it with drywall, he needs to do it to code and build out almost 2 inches to bring it up to R-13. I know 1.5 inches is just that, but how much does this perceptibly make a room smaller? I tend to think it is worth it to have the work done, but worry a little about losing the space, since it is at a premium. |
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