I want to insulate the floor of an unfinished bonus room over a garage belowThere are several plastic elecboxes installed in the garage ceiling (lights, opener plug) that protrude into the space aboveThe boxes are attached to the 12quot; joists creating the floor aboveThe boxes house the wiring for these fixtures on the garage ceilingNo recessed cans involvedCan I lay the batts over these boxes? I would like to avoid any cold air leaks into the attic above, as it will be eventually be used as living spaceIf the insulation must be kept away from the boxes, what is the best way to prevent air leaks around them? Thank You for your help.
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As long as there are no recessed fixtures, insulation in contact with the backs of those boxes is fineIt's normal practice.
