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Sheetrock Over Foundation Insulation
comments (0) September 9th, 2009 in Blogs, Project Gallery
Official Fine Homebuilding Post, editor
Before applying sheetrock over foundation insulation--be it foam board or studs--apply a layer of 7/16" OSB. It's relatively inexpensive, and provides nailing for shelves, pegboard, tool hangers, etc. over the entire wall. If multiple nails or screws are needed for a heavy item, there's plenty of nailing for that to.
This can also provide extra support for kitchen cabinets, at the cost of about 1/2" interior space.
-Donald Smith-Weiss
posted in: Blogs, Project Gallery, drywall, sheetrock, OSB, foundation insulation
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