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Finally time to pull the trigger . . . starting on the New (much anticipated) SHOP - Build

And finally . . . the day has arrived . . . Insulation is going into the shop today . . .

Finally - after all the hoops, red tape, and delays . . . it's finally time to get insulation . . .

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This is not typical for me . . . watching the work get done and not doing it myself . . .

More Later . . .
I'm having my attic blown in by a friend's company. I'm not walking those beams in the dark carrying that huge hose. It's not pitch black, but low enough light to add to the danger.
 
What is the silver stuff inside on the walls between the studs ? how thick is it ? what's it called ?
Hey there . . .

The silver stuff in the bays is called Radiant Barrier - it was purchased for Lowe's. It consists of (2) layers of Mylar with a thin
bubble wrap between them - it really does a great job of reducing the amount of heat that can pass through it - have it completely
covering the bottom of all the studs in my attic and the attic will hardly get above 100 degrees ( yes - I've got exhaust fans too )
even on the hottest days down here in North Carolina. My HVAC guy was vising and we went up in the attic - to demo the stuff -
and he was AMAZED at how well it actually worked . . .
 
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