KCEdds
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I had to have my stand-up shower floor ripped up because the concrete sub-flooring had disintegrated and was covered in mold causing a horrible smell.
When my tiler removed the concrete floor and six inches of tiles from the shower wall near the floor I could see some insulation between the studs. But, there were gaps and areas without insulation.
Should I buy some and stuff it in before the dry-lock goes up? If I don't will it make the shower a bit colder in the winter? We live in a 70-year-old house that is drafty, so the temperature is a big concern for us.
Thanks!!
When my tiler removed the concrete floor and six inches of tiles from the shower wall near the floor I could see some insulation between the studs. But, there were gaps and areas without insulation.
Should I buy some and stuff it in before the dry-lock goes up? If I don't will it make the shower a bit colder in the winter? We live in a 70-year-old house that is drafty, so the temperature is a big concern for us.
Thanks!!