Fiberglass Batt Installation

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What happens here

The host proceeds to cut and install the R38 unfaced fiberglass batts into the sloped roof/wall cavities. He uses a straight edge and utility knife to cut the batts to the appropriate lengths. A key advantage of the I-joist framing is highlighted: the recessed pockets on either side of the I-joists allow the fiberglass batts to sit snugly and securely in place without requiring additional fasteners. This method efficiently fills the remaining insulation gaps.

Goal: Fiberglass batts are cut and installed into the sloped roof/wall cavities, fitting snugly into the I-joist design.

Tools and materials

Extension Ladder
Straight Edge/Measuring Tape
Utility Knife

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