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@@RohanSharma-i5k hey thank you!

@@cmdelgado93 hey thank you!

Me to

@@MaraJ2295 nope

@christopherwill4441 haha I'll let you know when I start! Work been crazy. Framing is done so I am going to fur-strip my ceiling and then start the drywall in (hopefully) 3 weeks

@@bekkahschmidt3988 you'll get back there!

@EdA-bz3bu well in this case, it's a hobby producing an extra income while his career is much more lucrative.

@@hayvenA11 it's outrageous!!

Indeed. I’m going to do the framing and flooring myself. Going to contract out the electrical, plumbing and drywall/lighting. This video is very helpful thank you 🫡

@hayvenA11 glad it helped! Good luck w/ your project!

@@user-yv4fp4do8m haha are you at least less in debt? Lol

@robert_holt glad it as helpful!

@MeeeVsWeee Yea, I wouldn't do it haha. The foam isn't strong enough and you don't put enough glue on it for it to have any structural integrity, nor does R5 give really much insulation. It's more for a vaper barrier. I'd frame bc you also put R15 regular insulation in your walls once framed (total of R20), and if you ever want to hang something on a wall, TV, etc you need framing. And how would you run electrical with only LVP?

@chanlert1314 it doesn't work that way. It only has Type C charge port and runs on its internal lithium battery.

@RC.56 this foam acts as the vaper barrier. And yes, the 2x4 framing goes right against it (and then you put insulation between your framing studs - I used Rockwool R15 for a total of R20). If you were to do another vaper barrier in addition to the pink foam, you'd create an issue for moisture to get in and have no way out and you'd get mold. See my framing videos as well.

Ok thank you. Also, is it just for the concrete? Since my house is on a slops, the side walls are half concrete and half siding to exterior.

@RC.56 check out my Pony Wall video I just posted. You can see I have a similar slope and one of my walls is half concrete half "above grade". But yes, pink rigid foam insulation on the concrete.

@@ryanscottlifts looking for that foam board, Foamular NGX is $45 a board at HD, that sound right?

@RC.56 yep. It was $35 when I bought mine but I know it's gone up with inflation.

@@macfiona4545 are you referring to the rigid or flex pipe sections?

@@ryanscottlifts is it too much if I ask you for both? Thank you so much

@macfiona4545 hey so I talked to my buddy who got me the ducting. You actually have to buy ducting insulation and do it yourself. I didn't realize he had done that for me. But he said it's pretty easy! The flex ducting should already come insulated and you can buy that at almost any supply house.

@@ryanscottlifts thank you

@tuffy288 the convex side is technically the crown. And the furnace doesn't really get warm, not even to the touch. I will insulate the back of the Murphy cabinet regardless. But my basement is also in the low 60s all the time, so not too worried about it.

@pthetech-guy7548 if you can DIY then it is obviously cheaper and more fulfilling. I don't mind paying for some of it but I am going to do as much as I can myself!

@MohammedTayel-s8e hey thanks! Hopefully in the next 2 weeks. It's basically done but I've had a lot of travel for work so been hard to get down there or edit any videos.

@@jeffcarbello9115 thanks!

@rainman415 hey thank you! I don't use EPS. XPS has better moisture barrier properties. You're going to get what you pay for!

@@ryanscottlifts okay, thank you for replying.

@@cedriclashar8905 hey man! Welcome and glad you're enjoying!

@PSNDonutDude I agree. To be clear, I did 90% of mine with only 2. But technically 3 was the "right way"....waste of screws, so I am with you!

There's also systems like this though with an interior vapor barrier. ua-cam.com/video/1nKIeIT0RBM/v-deo.htmlsi=6Xsycs6TrcznLu4l

@@tylerking3629 Glad we both figured it out!

@@andrewbeetz2196 thanks!

@@DuaneMondragon doesn't happen in my climate. Not to mention that would be horrible concrete.

@@DeleathHill I don't understand?

@@drew2180 it's all done. I'll probably get that video edited and out in the next 2 weeks. I built a wall in front (like every other wall) and anchored it directly into the foundation. I explain it all. I actually have a short video I may get out sooner specifically on how to do that wall. Will try to get that short video out this Sunday for ya haha.

@@ryanscottlifts you are the MAN! Thank you so much. Looking forward to it!

@@scrody33 exactly

We have 30 degree temps all winter. So the pink one inch is enough R value for my cinder block walls and leave crawlspace ceiling un insulated?

@kennedyadams7159 this type of foam is only the vapor barrier it has minimal insulation properties. R5 I think is the best you can get for 1 inch. I'd definitely add a secondary layer of regular insulation over it in the walls.

@@kennedyadams7159 hey sorry are you Insulating a basement or a crawlspace?

@@scrody33 agreed. I have R15 Rockwood for the walls between the studs

Thanks man!

@@gdb5448 hahaha I agree! But good in emergencies. Honestly, it's been great for balls (basketballs, etc) but not super practical for tires or big rafts.

Even the ones that plug into the car take some time to fill from flat.

@AmyCoulter-pq6gt we didn't do a follow up video. I just talked to my wife. She would recommend it bc the collagen stimulation occurred for months after and her fine lines were smoother and wrinkles diminished.

@@matthewgreely7228 I have Sonos and Lorex camera systems throughout inside/outside my house. And Sonance amplifiers for the speakers.