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My big issue is that it is going on top of only 1.75" of true concrete. I am thinking I might just double it up so that I dont have any regrets. Follow up question though...How important is insulation under the entrance/hearth? My entire floor will have almost 4" of CalSil, but my hearth is going to only have 4" of vermicrete. Is this going to compress at a different rate than the CalSil?
My big issue is that it is going on top of only 1.75" of true concrete. I am thinking I might just double it up so that I dont have any regrets. Follow up question though...How important is insulation under the entrance/hearth? My entire floor will have almost 4" of CalSil, but my hearth is going to only have 4" of vermicrete. Is this going to compress at a different rate than the CalSil?
I thought 2 inches was standard. I went with 4 inches and have zero regrets. Personally I would double up. It won't impede your progress of pouring the foundation so no hurries...
PLEASE HELP. I am ready to pour my foundation this weekend. I have 3 pieces on calcium silicate insulation but it measure at about 1 5/8". Other than that issue, it is definitely the good stuff, I bought it at Western Industrial Ceramics. So here is question....Is one layer enough? or should I my more so that I can double on to 3.25-3.5" of calcium silicate. Please help.
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