On Thu, Jan 07, 1999 at 02:34:34PM -0500, Chris Heerschap wrote:
> Eric Murray wrote:
> > If your garage has poor insulation, consider fixing that first.
>
> This is so true. Keeping our garage warm has double benefit as the
> master bathroom is right above. Those tile floors get *COLD*.
> Recently I've been improving just the sealing of the doors and it's
> made a big difference. I put some weather stripping between the
> sections of door (conventional garage overhead door) then realized the
> trim around the door wasn't sealing when the door was closed. Taking
> the trim off and repositioning it so that it actually seals has made a
> huge difference, and I haven't even insulated the doors yet. That's
> the next project.
If those are the sort of roll-up doors which have ~2-foot sections that
run on wheels in a track, I have the same kind of doors.
Mine're pretty cheap, the backs are just made of pressboard.
How would you insulate them? Glue on chunks of rigid foam?
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