|
nc IA | Donny,
I ran the vapor barrier and fiberglass up past the ceiling line into the heel of the truss, and stopped about 4-6" from the roof steel and stopped there with the fiberglass. The plastic is then stapled onto the bottom of the top cord of the truss and follows that out into the bay far enough that you will have about 20-24" of clearance under it to the bottom of the bottom cord. This made my "chute". Same principle as the plastic ones at a lumberyard. This allowed me to shoot the blown in up against the plastic and fill all the way out to the exterior wall fiberglass and not worry about filling the sidewall eaves up with insullation. I put in about 12-14" of blown in when I completed mine. | |
|
Insulating a pole shed
