11-12-2014, 07:44 PM
|
#4
|
Yurt Forum Youngin
Join Date: Oct 2014
Posts: 3
|
Re: What does the drip edge do?
Thanks for the quick reply! Bob, the small space was exactly what prompted my thinking in attaching the insulation to the outside.
Unfortunately, felt in multiple layers (which I would want for minus 40 winters) would probably be in the $1,000's, whereas I got enough high quality r22 roxul insulation for about $550. I've seen some people use disaster relief blankets, but the cost is still quite high, about $1,100 for two layers.
Do you have any ideas or references for how you could wire the insulation to the Khana? I was thinking something similar, but I became concerned that if they should get wet and heavy that they would just tear and fall out. Chicken wire would definitely hold it pretty well, so I guess it's just the bottom that would need support.
I'm currently leaning towards having the insulation on the platform, it just seems less finicky. Besides which, the insulation can compress a couple inches, so I don't really loose that much space.
Thanks for your help!
-Julian
|
|
|