I'm sorry, but this seems like a bad decision to meFor starters, the Bills ran a 4-3 defense last year, Ryan defensive schemes have always been 3-4 so you're taking about changing the only thing that the Bills do have, a defensive lineDo they have the personnel to make the switch? Is it worth it?And then even bigger problem, they don't have a starting QB, I mean that's kind of been his Achilles heelAnd to make matters worse, they don't have a first round pick in this draft (thanks to Watkins, talk about bad ideas)I don't understand why either party, the Bills organization or Rex Ryan would benefit from this marriageSmh, please someone give me peace of mind?
I would look to the spray insulation made of recycle paper with fire retardant chemicals allot easier and insurance co, love it!
Like recycling aluminum cans, I have no idea why, all I can say is that Ryan better bring with him an offensive coordinator that knows what he is doing.
Question for you? The ceiling in your garage how is it framed, floor trusses, 2x10 joists? And what kind of insulation is up there now? Foam board and leave it or then cover it with another layer of drywall? Depending on your situation you could drill a series of holes in your ceiling and use blown in insulation.its 75% less expensive than fiberglass and has a great r value.alot of places will give the machine to use to blow it in with as long as you purchase the insulation from them.patching the holes is a little bit of a pain but not bad if you know what your doing.I would space the holes so that you hit every joist or truss span and and go 4 ft apart down the truss or joist runIf you have carpet in the rooms above the garage you could drill the holes from above which would be better so you can monitor how much insulation is going in.and you don't have to fight the insulation that is already thereA carpet layer wouldn't charge much to re stretch your carpet.Every situation has its best way to handle it.hopefully I gave you some different ideas.good luck
its is wise to insulate a detached garage? I ve heard that critters will try to get in to hide from the winter
I WOULD DO WHAT YOU ARE CONSIDERINGIF A SHEETROCK CEILING, GET THE PROPER CEMENT AND NAILS AND PUT UP THE FOAMIF IT IS FLOOR JOISTS OVERHEAD PUT UP THE FOAM AND LEAVE A STRIP OR TWO SO YOU CAN BLOW IN THE CELLULOSE INSULATION ON TOP OF THE FOAM PANELSSEAL THE OPEN STRIPS(WITH SOME CUT TO FIT BATS ON TOP OF THE FOAM STRIPS) TO FINISH IT OFFI BELIEVE YOU WILL NEED TO USE 5/8 SHEETROCK OVER THE FOAM PANELS TO SATISFY CODE AND TO PROTECT THE FOAM PANELS.
