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RE: Tiny House Episode 13: Storage, Mechanical, and Fresh Air Intake

in #tinyhouse • 6 years ago

What did you use for insulation, and if you used an isoPine finish? what would be the R value of the finished product, or did you use a Ridgid (iso board) insulation and if so what was the thickness.?

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     6 years ago 

    I am not sure what you mean by IsoPine?

    Our walls are R-17, Ceiling is R-25 and the floor is about R-30. We used a combination of Roxul batting and foam board. The full post on this.

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     6 years ago 

    IsoPine is like a finished pine like you have but it comes glued to foam board. Almost like a SIP's (structural insulated panel )

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     6 years ago 

    I am unfamiliar with it but it sounds like a decent product. We used the thin tongue and grove pine paneling that is common at most hardware stores.

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