Question: How to Cover Insulation in Basement Ceiling
Install 1/2-Inch (Or Thicker) Gypsum Sheetrock. This Works for Any Insulation (For Spray Foam and Foam Board, Plastic Sheeting Is Not an Acceptable Solution as...
Install 1/2-inch (or thicker) gypsum sheetrock. This works for any insulation (for spray foam and foam board, plastic sheeting is not an acceptable solution as it is not a flame-resistant material). Other options may be available, depending on your local building codes.
How do you cover exposed insulation in a basement ceiling?
Suggestions for covering exposed insulation include the following: Seal the insulation by stapling a polymembrane sheet over it. Install paneling or sheetrock over insulation located in the wall. Install plywood flooring over insulation located in the floor.
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Should I cover basement ceiling insulation?
Yes. Faced insulation is actually recommended on basement ceilings and ceilings in general. The covering or “face” of the insulation prevents it from falling out and trickling down into the basement air. This is especially advantageous if the insulation is made of fiberglass, which can harmful if it’s ingested.
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