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Hi, I started to finish the basement. One wall I only put up 2 inch foam board
on the concrete wall as this is where the utilities are. Town wants the foam covered with sheetrock. So, I framed another 2X4 wall in front of the foam, question is do I install faced or not fiberglass in the new wall? Attached is a sketch. Cellar is dry, summer I use a dehumidifier at about 40%. I live in Ct. Thanks -- for full context, visit https://www.homeownershub.com/mainte...e-1123410-.htm |
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On 2/7/17 4:44 PM, rob oconnor wrote:
Hi, I started to finish the basement. One wall I only put up 2 inch foam board on the concrete wall as this is where the utilities are. Town wants the foam covered with sheetrock. So, I framed another 2X4 wall in front of the foam, question is do I install faced or not fiberglass in the new wall? Attached is a sketch. Cellar is dry, summer I use a dehumidifier at about 40%. I live in Ct. Thanks Why did you tell a governmental body that you are doing work in your basement? What business is it of theirs? -- Somewhere along the line, politicians discovered it's more fun to tell people how to live than it is to fix potholes. - @patsajak |
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On 02/07/2017 01:44 PM, rob oconnor wrote:
Hi, I started to finish the basement. One wall I only put up 2 inch foam board on the concrete wall as this is where the utilities are. Town wants the foam covered with sheetrock. So, I framed another 2X4 wall in front of the foam, question is do I install faced or not fiberglass in the new wall? Attached is a sketch. Cellar is dry, summer I use a dehumidifier at about 40%. I live in Ct. Thanks The general rule is to only have one vapor barrier, so your facing choice depends on whether or not your foam board is a vapor barrier. Jon |
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On 2/7/2017 8:14 PM, Jon Danniken wrote:
On 02/07/2017 01:44 PM, rob oconnor wrote: Hi, I started to finish the basement. One wall I only put up 2 inch foam board on the concrete wall as this is where the utilities are. Town wants the foam covered with sheetrock. So, I framed another 2X4 wall in front of the foam, question is do I install faced or not fiberglass in the new wall? Attached is a sketch. Cellar is dry, summer I use a dehumidifier at about 40%. I live in Ct. Thanks The general rule is to only have one vapor barrier, so your facing choice depends on whether or not your foam board is a vapor barrier. Jon Easier way www.insofast.com No framing needed |
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On 02/07/2017 07:16 PM, Wade Garrett wrote:
On 2/7/17 4:44 PM, rob oconnor wrote: Hi, I started to finish the basement. One wall I only put up 2 inch foam board on the concrete wall as this is where the utilities are. Town wants the foam covered with sheetrock. So, I framed another 2X4 wall in front of the foam, question is do I install faced or not fiberglass in the new wall? Attached is a sketch. Cellar is dry, summer I use a dehumidifier at about 40%. I live in Ct. Thanks Why did you tell a governmental body that you are doing work in your basement? What business is it of theirs? His Vizio Smart TV reported him. |
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On Tuesday, February 7, 2017 at 8:14:18 PM UTC-5, Jon Danniken wrote:
On 02/07/2017 01:44 PM, rob oconnor wrote: Hi, I started to finish the basement. One wall I only put up 2 inch foam board on the concrete wall as this is where the utilities are. Town wants the foam covered with sheetrock. So, I framed another 2X4 wall in front of the foam, question is do I install faced or not fiberglass in the new wall? Attached is a sketch. Cellar is dry, summer I use a dehumidifier at about 40%. I live in Ct. Thanks The general rule is to only have one vapor barrier, so your facing choice depends on whether or not your foam board is a vapor barrier. Jon Agree and if the new insulation is the one with the barrier, it should face inside the basement. |
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rob oconnor m wrote:
Hi, I started to finish the basement. One wall I only put up 2 inch foam board on the concrete wall as this is where the utilities are. Town wants the foam covered with sheetrock. So, I framed another 2X4 wall in front of the foam, question is do I install faced or not fiberglass in the new wall? Attached is a sketch. Cellar is dry, summer I use a dehumidifier at about 40%. I live in Ct. Thanks I don't see schetch. I worry more about moisture from wall, not room. The foam should be enough break, so I would not want to make a non breathable section. No facing, or facing near foam. Greg |
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