help with double wall construction in basement
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Dan
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knightfly
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Inside the wall, as long as this is NOT an outside wall (with weather on one side) it makes NO DIFFERENCE whatever which way the paper goes. Basically whatever works for you is fine. If you install more than one batt of insulation between sides of an inside wall, get unfaced insulation for all but one layer.
For an outside wall, the paper facing goes toward the living space (unless you're living in the deep south and have your AC on more than a heater, then it's recommended that the facing go toward the warm side (which in this case would be the outside)
Hope that helps... Steve
For an outside wall, the paper facing goes toward the living space (unless you're living in the deep south and have your AC on more than a heater, then it's recommended that the facing go toward the warm side (which in this case would be the outside)
Hope that helps... Steve