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![]() "Keep it to Usenet please" wrote in message ... I'm plannig to insulate the outside wall and a half of the garage and I'm wonderring if a vapor barrier is really needed. between the two doors and all the opening and closing, there's plenty of air exchange and the outside is already covered with house wrap, and I wouldn't really get any air infiltration benefits. So I'm thinking, "What's the point?" Yes you should. The vapor barrier will keep any moisture away from the insulation |
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