...to manage the amount of space you have, and try to keep it about 40% RH. If you don’t already have a heat recovery ventilation system, you may want to look into...
...to treat basement walls as one singular wall rather than as an above grade and a below grade portion. Granted, there will what some will consider a ‘bit too muc...
...ant in an insulated wall assemly. But yes, we would put rigid foam boards against the wall THEN the stud wall, you don't want to have organic material exposed t...
...at logic also translate to selecting a foam board insulation to cover the actual concrete walls of a basement like mine--at least when one considers that my bas...
...age has a video about how to build passive solar homes, where you can see how we raised the level of the slab with clean compactible fill, exactly as you would...
...aterials to ensure healthy indoor air quality. Below are a few pages to read over, and again, please explain a bit better what you are being told about foundati...
...a full basement, what are the implications of having half of the footprint as a slab, and half basement? Thanks Shaun That is a common question, and a hot top...
...ass insulation and replace it with spray foam insulation and then apply the vapour barrier and dry wall. We are unsure as to how to proceed. Please advise. Tha...
...and partial wall. Should I: 1. Install Foam Board Insulation over the bare concrete and leave the framed walls insulated as the are? 2. Install Foam Boards over...
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