How much do you overlap the wind barrier?
"at least 100 mm above rule"
Applies to the film variant, should be sufficient for paper as well.
http://www.vison.se/pdf/Montering_Vskydd_A4.pdf
Applies to the film variant, should be sufficient for paper as well.
http://www.vison.se/pdf/Montering_Vskydd_A4.pdf
Aha, so you're supposed to have it upright?
You can place it in any direction you want, but try to overlap a stud, almost impossible to seal otherwise.
The width of the rolls is adapted so they can cover two standard compartments (120cm) and then they overlap by a stud width.
The width of the rolls is adapted so they can cover two standard compartments (120cm) and then they overlap by a stud width.
Well, then it's just a matter of considering how many compartments there will be and buying rolls accordingly... Thanks!
You only need to make sure it becomes reasonably windproof, that's all. 
Also, pay attention to the connection to the sill, wall plate, and other places; the layer's task is to seal against wind penetration, so it must work everywhere. However, houses won't become unhealthy due to mistakes here; higher heating costs and drafts are the only negatives if you fail.
Also, pay attention to the connection to the sill, wall plate, and other places; the layer's task is to seal against wind penetration, so it must work everywhere. However, houses won't become unhealthy due to mistakes here; higher heating costs and drafts are the only negatives if you fail.
And considering that it's about a garage, maybe it's not that picky..
What? Isn't the garage the most important space in the whole house?cheetah1 said:And considering it's a garage, it might not be so picky..
I just added insulation and paneling to mine. I used a membrane instead of windbreaker paper, really practical if there are two people. I got a roll of membrane that was wide enough to cover the whole wall, "just" (not so just, it's good if there are two) to roll out and staple to the studs.