Is a poly. vapor barrier required in this wall ? Site is a cold climate, Montana. It’s a 2 X 6 wall cavity with 2″ of urethane foam and a 3 1/2″ fiberglass batt. Thanks John
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John, you had it sprayed with foam? That is a vapor barrier. One is all you need, two is a no no. Joe H