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Seeking advice on insulating a floor from the crawlspace below.
I have to insulate the floor in an older ranch house. It will be done
from underneath, which is a crawl space. (Ugh.) Anyway, considering the usual array of pipes, electrical wires, and cross-bracing between the joists that all tend to make the job more of a hassle, what would be the most workable type of insulation to get? I thought about rigid, but it would mean a lot of cutting and fitting. If it turns out to be batting, that means the paper side would be facing the ground. Is that OK? Any other tips on how to do this are very welcome. |
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