Seamless insulation / Discussions

...insulation to the outside and not infringe on setbacks from neighbours. The thing about adding insulation to the outside, is that you are going to incur costs for labour no matter how thick you go so more is usually better in this case. Especially if, as you say, there isn’t much insulation in the walls already. One of...

...seamless insulation in a wall assembly. The best method of wood frame construction would always include continuous insulation on the exterior of walls, without that you may see indications of thermal bridging through studs in the form of frost lines. The temperature on the exterior of the wall where the studs are would...