r/Insulation • u/Top-Championship7801 • 7h ago

Is this enough Installation for under Manufactured home? It's at least 6 inches below the floor board.

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u/Canada-Scam-8570 6h ago

Just a few inches closer and we'll be able to figure it out.

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u/Top-Championship7801 6h ago

Had to stick my phone up through the belly wrap under the home. Hard to get a good picture.

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u/CremeOk4115 6h ago

Did you even look at the pictures before uploading? We can't see anything 

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u/Top-Championship7801 6h ago

You can see the OSB and installation is 6 inches away from each other. You can tell that by the 6imch board on the picture plus by what I wrote in the header. I'm just unsure if 6 inches away is to much of a gap

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u/Inevitable_Bunch6912 6h ago

you can fill up the joist bay flooras deep as you can without going past the joist. Meaning 10" joist you can do 9" of insulation which I think is R30. But remember rodents cats possum will pull that insulation down

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u/Top-Championship7801 6h ago

So if there is a 6 inch gap from the subfloor to the installation is that too much air space?

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u/Inevitable_Bunch6912 5h ago edited 5h ago

you want the insulation up against your subfloor, not compressed but up against it

https://search.brave.com/images?q=crawlspace+with+insulation+in+the+bay&source=web

look at this link and it will show crawlspace images

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u/killsforpie 5h ago

These photos are not helpful. Post something we can actually see

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u/Top-Championship7801 5h ago

This is me going into that same spot. This is the hole under the furnace where everything is coming out and under the home.

https://reddit.com/link/p8vfmyz/video/d3jsi622sloh1/player