@Tester101 Found this"The closed cell 2-pcf foam can be spray-applied into open wall cavities, crawlspaces, perimeter joists, cathedral ceilings, and garage ceilings at a maximum total thickness of 6". Product must be installed according to local code, and must be applied by a certified applicator. "
He thinks he has 8 inch joists, not sure how much insulation. there's already plywood down and he wants to put it back and use it for light storage afterwards.
Would you leave the fiberglass that's in place and just put cellulose on top? Or would he get more bang for his buck by removing what's already there and replacing it with high-density?
@Aaron when you get a chance to get up there, pull up the plywood and take some pictures. Then ask a question on the main site, and include the pictures.
There is some loose insulation at the very front and back edges of the roof, between the joists, but the plywood doesn't extend all the way to the tip tip
@Aaron Feel free to drop the broad questions in the chat and we can help break them down. You've been here a couple days, there's usually a few of us just hanging out in here looking for something to talk about.
but like, would it be conducive (and helpful) to the site, to just post a question 'How do I install a bathroom vent fan here' and provide pictures of the area in the attic and the bathroom?
because of course I also have to get power to this area above the bathroom, and wire up a switch somewhere, etc. etc. so it gets a little more complicated than just 'cut a hole, put it in'
@shirlockhomes, well, I haven't seen the grounded oulets using the armored cable, but there are a bunch of ungrounded outlets in the living room, and they do have armored cable to the metal receptacles boxes
