Vaulted Ceiling, non vented?

Posted by Dennis on June 21, 2007, 8:06 pm

I haven't heard this before, do you mean that the roof gets much warmer than
if insulated with loose fill?
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Posted by Tony on June 21, 2007, 9:35 pm

> Is the existing roof ventilated? If so, perhaps you can drill some
> holes in the sheathing of the old roof just below where the new roof
> ties in, to allow the air from the lower roof to pass upward.
I suppose this could work
Nice idea!
they goin let me get by with this?
but it's a perfect idea as the receiving roof is nearly straight up! which
means hot air won't bottle neck
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