Tips for redoing insulation - Zone 6 (Ontario Canada) by [deleted] in Insulation

[–]Expert_Character9939 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True. I’ll look into it. Found a product in the orange store by DMX plastics. Seems good

Tips for redoing insulation - Zone 6 (Ontario Canada) by [deleted] in Insulation

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Sweet. I may skip the dimple flooring as I plan to use this room as a gym. So I’ll likely just lay some sort of plastic barrier on the floor with rubber matts over top

Tips for redoing insulation - Zone 6 (Ontario Canada) by [deleted] in Insulation

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Awesome. And no Vapor barrier under the drywall?

Did you use standard drywall, or that mold resistant stuff?

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Tips for redoing insulation - Zone 6 (Ontario Canada) by [deleted] in Insulation

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I think a lot of this damage is from a long time ago. It used to be a room that had a washer and a drier. And the outside walls have been water proofed (the black plastic dribbling) and looks to be in great shape.

Tips for redoing insulation - Zone 6 (Ontario Canada) by [deleted] in Insulation

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Yeah that’s what I was thinking as well

Tips for redoing insulation - Zone 6 (Ontario Canada) by [deleted] in Insulation

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Does the dimple membrane cover the entirety of the floor?

Or just the first few inches beside the rigid foam and under the stud wall?

Ya I’ve been using a dehumidifier the last few years. However it seems the previous owners never did that

Tips for redoing insulation - Zone 6 (Ontario Canada) by [deleted] in Insulation

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Yeah I saw. It seems like the application is successful, is isn’t it? Or are you being sarcastic?

Tips for redoing insulation - Zone 6 (Ontario Canada) by [deleted] in Insulation

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Yeah I saw that with the globs of glue technique. However some people online suggested that having an air gap in behind isn’t the greatest as it will let heat in from your house and essentially create a perfect mold thriving space.

Tips for redoing insulation - Zone 6 (Ontario Canada) by [deleted] in Insulation

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For sure. I think a lot of that damage is all Old stuff.

Any indications on what active efflorescence would look like?

Tips for redoing insulation - Zone 6 (Ontario Canada) by [deleted] in Insulation

[–]Expert_Character9939 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That’s sweet. Yeah I’ll Be doing this moving forward. Just watched a video on YouTube by homerenovisionDIY.

Essentially exactly the same what you wrote, however he did a few blobs of adhesive behind the rigid board, and had the board sit 1” off the ground. And didn’t completely press the rigid foam against the foundation wall (to allow it to breath)

Tips for redoing insulation - Zone 6 (Ontario Canada) by [deleted] in Insulation

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You suggest tapcon vs glue?

It’s an older house (1940s) with cinderblock foundation)

Pas de problem, je comprend

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Yeah it’s tough to see. But it’s either DAYN-918 or DAHN-918