It's too late now but I'm going to ask anyhow. I am building a blind and wanted to insulate. Instead of cutting a piece of foam to fit between each and every stud board I just gorilla glued the entire 1/2" foam board to the outside of the wall frames and then screwed the plywood to the frame over the foam board. Saved a lot of headache and mess by not cutting the foam. Thoughts?
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Originally posted by TXUSMC View PostYeah, I lost a bit. Going to be alone most of the time anyhow.
Originally posted by Dale Moser View PostIt just costs room.
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Did I miss something? You screwed the foam to the exterior of the studs and then sheathed over it on the exterior with plywood, correct? If so how did you lose any interior room?
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Originally posted by Mike D View PostDid I miss something? You screwed the foam to the exterior of the studs and then sheathed over it on the exterior with plywood, correct? If so how did you lose any interior room?
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I was thinking the exact same thing.
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Originally posted by Spearchunker View PostYour good. We do that in commercial construction all the time.
https://www.huberwood.com/zip-system...ed-r-sheathing
This is essentially just foam board liquid nailed to zip sheathing.
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Originally posted by TXUSMC View PostI lost some room if I move the outside plywood to meet the edge of the floor base. I keep the room if I set the studs on the outside edge of the floor base but then I’m using more plywood to cover the foam board difference. We’re talking 1/2” on each side so it’s not a big deal.
Gotcha.
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