I have 2 bedrooms upstairs in a cape cod style homeThere is a kick wall on both sides of each bedroom that is accessible for storageWhat is the best way to add insulation inside the storage areas without pulling up floor boards.
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The type of house you have is challening to retro-fit insulationThe knee walls, or kick walls as you refer to them( never heard of the term) should have insulation between the studs(vertical framing members)The floored sections from the knee walls out to the eaves can be drilled and filledIdeally, the floor boards should be pulled up so the open cavities between the floor joists can be blocked off with foam board to prevent unwanted infiltrated traveling through the conditoned part of your homeDrilling 2 inch holes through the floor boards to allow for the flexible hose from a portable insulation blowing machine to blow insulation between the floor joists.
