Noltz
Well-known member
I accidentally posted this question in General, so my apologies for cross positing.
Short version; I want to insulate my attached 2 car garage. The exterior wall and half the roof are uninsulated and have no vapor barrier. Do I need to pull down the drywall that's there and install vapor barrier, or can I use blown-insulation directly against the drywall in the exterior wall and the uninsulated (trussed) roof? I intend to keep the garage around 5°C, warming it up when I want to go out and work.
Short version; I want to insulate my attached 2 car garage. The exterior wall and half the roof are uninsulated and have no vapor barrier. Do I need to pull down the drywall that's there and install vapor barrier, or can I use blown-insulation directly against the drywall in the exterior wall and the uninsulated (trussed) roof? I intend to keep the garage around 5°C, warming it up when I want to go out and work.