Hi,
I'm looking for some tips for building a joinery in the barn. Especially concerning vapor barriers, insulation, etc. in the intermediate floor.
I've managed to clear out all the junk that's been there for years so I can finally start building a bit 🙂
The joinery will be on the ground floor, so one problem is that "dirt and gravel" falls down, but I'm thinking of stapling a windscreen on the underside of the upper floor, then filling it up with wood fiber insulation or something similar, and finishing with a vapor barrier and simple paneling.
Is that the right approach?
It's basically the same for the walls, but in the intermediate floor there's a lot of debris from when we run machines upstairs, which will collect on top of the windscreen and in the floor gaps.
I'm looking for some tips for building a joinery in the barn. Especially concerning vapor barriers, insulation, etc. in the intermediate floor.
I've managed to clear out all the junk that's been there for years so I can finally start building a bit 🙂
The joinery will be on the ground floor, so one problem is that "dirt and gravel" falls down, but I'm thinking of stapling a windscreen on the underside of the upper floor, then filling it up with wood fiber insulation or something similar, and finishing with a vapor barrier and simple paneling.
Is that the right approach?
It's basically the same for the walls, but in the intermediate floor there's a lot of debris from when we run machines upstairs, which will collect on top of the windscreen and in the floor gaps.
