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Condensation on Vapor Barrier

 07/07/2004 10:29 AM short9974
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Vapor barrier

07/09/2004 07:48 PM plumber tom
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"Condensation on Vapor Barrier"

07/09/2004 09:14 PM short9974
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07/10/2004 12:28 AM plumber Tom
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VB

07/11/2004 10:23 AM piffin
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VB

07/12/2004 11:27 AM short9974
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VB

07/12/2004 07:45 PM piffin
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Plumber Tom Is correct

07/13/2004 07:40 PM homebild
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vb

07/13/2004 08:30 PM piffin
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VB XPS Etc.

07/31/2004 06:54 PM Domino

I agree a vapor barrier should not be used at all in a basement and concur that XPS is the best insulation material to use.

My question is a bit different - if I am going to put up a 2x4 studded wall with unfaced insullation batts against a concrete wall would there be a benefit to first gluing up some of the fan fold insullation that is only 1/4" thick against the wall and then mount the stud wall over it with the unfaced foam insullation between the studs.

The purpose would be to keep the insullation from touching the colder concrete to prevent condensation.

Second would there be any need to even glue the fan fold in place - couldn't I just support it in place with the 2x4 wall.

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Again, Piffin is wrong

08/07/2004 12:38 AM homebild
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Basement vapor barrier - no nos

08/07/2004 11:27 PM Domino
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homebuild

08/08/2004 09:13 PM Piffin




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