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good in walls, but not enough for attic./ceilings
Sturdy, cheap, good insulation, long lasting.
Good insulation in the attic and walls. Central air.
Insulation is relatively cheap, certainly when compared to the possible gain in terms of heating costs. Rolled insulation or "batts" of insulation can be put up very easily if your walls are open. If your walls are closed foam is still a possibility.
By using acoustic insulation in the walls.
form_title=Spray Foam Insulation form_header=11383 How would you best describe the area in need of insulation?*= () Wall framing is exposed / unfinished () No framing exposed - walls to remain intact () Not sure How would you best describe the nature of the project?*= () Insulation for existing home () Repair/Replace existing insulation () Insulation for new construction/addition In which place do you want to install the foam insulation ? (Mark all items you deem fit)*= [] Non-masonry walls [] Attic [] Ceiling [] Floor [] Roof [] Foundation walls [] Masonry walls
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In the ceiling and the walls
In residential construction sound walls are nothing more than adding batt insulation to an interior wall to control sound in areas like bathrooms, master bedrooms and isolating gamerooms. In a two story there can be some benefit to insulating the floor under a gameroom. You can use R11 or if you have leftover R13 that is fine.
above ground pool walls have insulation in them