Posted by IA Roy on January 09, 2016 at 17:22:31 from (72.168.161.135):
In Reply to: Insulation Challenge posted by showcrop on January 09, 2016 at 15:22:03:
My first house was stick built in 1928, in Albert Lea MN. It had an unfinished attic that I wanted to make into living quarters. It had 2 x 4 rafters. I furred down another 1 1/2" with 2 x 2's. I then put a 1x2 on edge screwed to the 1" sheeting halfway between the rafters to allow ventilation. I had vented soffits and roof vents near the peak of the roof. I then insulated the cavities with 3 1/2" fiberglass batt insulation. I then finished with 1/2" sheetrock. I sold the house the next year as I had to move back to Iowa for a new job. I do not know how effective it was, or if I caused anybody any problems. I moved out 35 years ago. The house is still standing according to a google earth picture I looked at last fall.
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