Lofted rooms (cathedral ceilings, vaulted ceilings) are stylish and functional but often come with a major drawback: poor temperature regulation and insufficient insulation. Without attic insulation ...

Dear Ken: I have a house built in 1972. Do you think I can add insulation to my vaulted ceiling? - Kevin Answer: Maybe. Many vaulted or cathedral ceilings (vaulted means up one side to a wall and ...

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Q. My house has cathedral ceilings with 2-by-12-inch rafters to which the builder nailed 2-inch-high sleepers, bringing the effective depth for insulation to 13 5 / 8 inches. I had wanted to use 12 ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." While a ceiling is a fundamental component of any building, most are modest and rather forgettable.

Homes and buildings need insulation to control inside temperatures. Are you getting the best value for your project? Here's a look at how R-Value affects what you pick. R-Value, also known as "thermal ...

While vaulted ceilings are guaranteed to make a major impact in your home, learning more about the pros and cons of vaulted ...