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rigid insulation thickness for a condo/townhouse
i used 2"blue rigid insulation on the 2 exterior walls (front and rear of unit)
which gives me r10 and framed in front of that and filled with roxul safe n sound. but for the divider walls ( we are an inside unit ) how thin (r value?) can i go... 1/2 " pink has a r3 and goes up from there im in kitchener ontario so im trying to do it to code any help would be great ![]() |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota - Latitude 45.057 Longitude -93.074
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rigid insulation thickness for a condo/townhouse
Why would you want to insulation the interior walls from the heat of the adjacent unit?
The only reason, I could think of would be to Roxul for reduced noise transmission between units. Dick |
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