[Toole311]

Hello i have built a cabin about 2 years ago. ( knowing then alot less then i know now ) and just in general i am wondering if what i have done will be sufficiant for the long haul.

Basically i have a raised floor on pier and beams . The layers of the floor go as such from outside ( bottom) to inside ( top)

-2" foam board insulation with gaps around edges sprayfoamed

-r20 rockwool insulation in between floor joists

- layer of subfloor (1"×8"x 12' pine boards) running E to W

- 6 mil poly barrier over entire floor inside ( but only to the egdes of the walls where its tied into the 6 mil on the interior walls )

- then a second layer of 1"x8"x12' pine boards running N to S. Used as my interior flooring .

I cant help but think something may have been done wrong here any help or suggestions will be appreciated.

Thanks alex

 

[Nealtw]

The sub floor is usually considered a vapour barrier, I think what you have is fine.

 

[ron45]

Need some pictures of outside and inside.

 

[stick\shift]

The way I'm reading this, there is a layer of foam on the bottom which could be accessible to creatures. I would protect that with a layer of plywood.