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foam insulation under MDF

| Posted in Energy, Heating & Insulation on

In FHB number 148, Mike Guertin describes making attic hatches of rigid foam insulation covered by MDF.  How does he get away with this?  Here, the inspectors generally require foam insulation to be covered with drywall.

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  1. 4Lorn1 | | #1

    Good question. I don't think that it would pass around here. Hmmm.

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