


Starting with a pic' of the proVent attic ventilation product in place. This allows air flow from the eves that might otherwise be blocked by insulation. The plastic vent is a plastic channel that allows the air to travel and keep a "cold roof" cold.
After installing these in the non-standard 20" center trusses, I have trimmed and installed the insulation from below. Then, balancing act complete, I stapled the 6mil vapor barrier with the whacker-tacker. Need the insulation, was in the teens Fahrenheit the other night.
2 comments:
Kind of crazy that they would have done 20" on center for the trusses. Don't see those couple of inches buying any more support. Just makes a pita for everything else.How does that work with your shitrock? Did you have to custom cut each sheet?
I like to run the drywall opposed to the weird trusses - and luckily the little room was 8x12 and the "larger" room is 12x12 - not much cutting..
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