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Hi all, I am located in Ontario, Canada, and currently finishing my basement. The norm here in Canada has been to put 6-mil poly on the interior ‘warm’ side of basement walls… I understand the building science behind this ‘standard practice’ is flawed (greater water movement through air leakage vs diffusion, heating vs cooling of […]
We are installing a slab below grade, surrounded by Nudura ICF with water-proofing membrane and delta drain system, low humidity/rain high basin, zone 6B. We installed crete-heat and ran pex-al-pex tubing and planned to pour the slab within a few days, but for various reasons the concrete pour has been delayed a couple of weeks. […]
We’re rebuilding a house that has brick sheathing in Zone 3 humid. Though we’re doing what’s practical to address air leakage and insulation in the walls, most of our effort will have to be focused on the roof.On the roof, we’re adding 4 to 4.5 inches of (used) polyiso. This goes over the original 1 […]
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I built a 2 story 2000 sqft house in southern Vermont with zip sheathing and double stud walls with 12 inches of dense pack cellulose and 22 inches of cellulose in the attic. This will be our first winter living in the house. So far it is performing well. Temps haven’t been very cold. 20’s […]