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    Garage Ventilation . . . .

    I am planning to heat the space up a few times in the winter, at most once or twice a week. I am not really looking to keep it heated at all times. I just want it to be tolerable for hobbies and possibly working out. I just wanted it to hold the heat for the few times I needed it. I am not...
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    Garage Ventilation . . . .

    I live in New York so we have the full range of weather; cold winters and hot summers. I’m going to read that article just now. Thanks for the help!
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    Garage Ventilation . . . .

    I have a detached 16x11 garage that I am looking to insulate and make into a more stable hobby area. Right now, the interior is all bare studs. I read online that with insulation comes the need to ventilate to avoid moisture problems in the future. My garage has no vents (soffit, ridge, etc) and...
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    Horizontal Insulation Stacking . . . . ?

    Does insulation still work if it is stacked horizontally as opposed to vertically? I have studs that vary in distance apart from 16” to 24” and everything in between. I ran the numbers and installing 2” thick foam boards with an R-10 rating would cost me around $450 plus another $50 in foam...
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    Garage Insulator Newbie

    With the 2” foam boards and the great stuff around the edges, there would still be a 1.5” gap between the foam and the wall panel. Would this still be okay? Thanks for the help.
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    Garage Insulator Newbie

    No leaking. That seems to be the only thing that was done the right way.
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    Garage Insulator Newbie

    Good Day Everyone. I am new to this forum and new to making plans for my detached 16x12 garage. I need to insulate and possibly sheetrock everything up. My concern is insulation and structural integrity. The gaps between studs range from 16” to 28”. Is this normal? How do I insulate without...
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