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I have a 40x48x14 pole building with the 2x6 bookshelf after looking at spray foam I don't want to pay 10k for it so my thought is to use reclaimed 2in foam boarded first then put fiberglass insulation over that is there anything wrong with doing that? I would just like to have a efficient...

I will be calling soon to get quotes just not sure how much is open due to virus stuff.. but the book shelf is a 2x6 that runs post to post it does stick out little further than post. And yes I insulated 1in foam board for slap and 2in just on edge I will have a excavator here to put in some...

So from what I've read spray foam is the best but it is also very expensive I'm trying to figure out what to get for my 40x48 14ft ceilings with 16ft of it vaulted it's a pole building it has 6in of concrete and has in floor heat ran by natural gas boiler. My neighbor just got his 30x30 spray...

Thanks for the picture I'll definitely be doing that. I guess I'll go ahead and leave the 1inch stuff alone then I get free natural gas from a well so not like I'm paying for it but I like to be efficient. Thanks for the help

So how can I insulat edge of slap? It's post building so there's just a board running all way around bottom so should I insulat 6ins up on that? And yeah I figured they would know you should have two inch I didn't research till after they put it in guess that's my fault

No I don't think contract said I should have asked more about it figured they would know what was best they do them a lot. It's a pole building so idk where else you would put foam other than slab. Would it be okay to slip another 1in board under there concrete was figured for 6in didn't know if...

I may be asking this question to late cause I'm in process of having a 40x48 garage and had them install every thing I noticed they installed 1in foam board at only a 5r value they almost have all the pex ran so it's kinda to late to pull it up but I thought they were doing 2in I'm not afraid...