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Posted by jimbobmitchell on April 13, 2009, 10:43 am
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> jimbobmitch...@verizon.net wrote:
> >> Ok, try this, take the foam off, coat the wall with Dri-lock or somety=
pe of
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> >> water proofer, frame the wall, do the wiring and what ever else betwee=
n the
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> >> studs =A0needs to be done, foam, then fiberglass, if you realy want so=
me R
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> >> value, use 2x6 plates and studs., or used a spray foam, it will seal t=
> >> stud bays and is waterproof, so I have heard.
> > Why take the foam off? =A0No need to remove the foam that is already
> > there, and if it's adhered to the block it'll more than likely be
> > destroyed trying to remove it.
> What happens if the house catches fire? From what
> I have heard, this foam gives off toxic fumes in
> fires.
That is correct, hence the original post, covering it with drywall.
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>> water proofer, frame the wall, do the wiring and what ever else between the
>> studs needs to be done, foam, then fiberglass, if you realy want some R
>> value, use 2x6 plates and studs., or used a spray foam, it will seal the
>> stud bays and is waterproof, so I have heard.
>
> Why take the foam off? No need to remove the foam that is already
> there, and if it's adhered to the block it'll more than likely be
> destroyed trying to remove it.