We started with the cold room, which was insulated with Icyene last spring.
Jeff then framed out this wall.
That's as far as we've gotten.
Monday, August 17, 2009
Mud Room progress
Jeff has been tackling this project in his spare time, and I wanted to share some of the progress as he turns the basement into a finished mudroom.
We started with the cold room, which was insulated with Icyene last spring.
Jeff then framed out this wall.
That's as far as we've gotten.
We started with the cold room, which was insulated with Icyene last spring.
Jeff then framed out this wall.
That's as far as we've gotten.
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Glad to see you're using foam in your basement. Do you plan on using foam between the studs up against the concrete? It would certainly help seal out moisture and cold air!
We'd love to use the foam there too, but unfortunately, its not in the budget. This room is never going to be a fully-finished type of room it'll be used just for storage, so it'll probably stay around 50-60 degrees. We love the foam in our kitchen, we've seen a huge difference with keeping both the cold and the hot air out!
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