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Vapor barrier in shed
I ordered a Tuff Shed with the silver lining on the exterior (interior walls facing outwards). After adding insulation, I added a vapor barrier on top of it prior to drywall and painting. I have a fan running 24x7 to exhaust, whatever. My concern is that moisture will accrue between the silver lining and the vapor barrier. Do I need to remove the drywall and rip out the vapor barrier or am I over thinking it? Pacific NW. submitted by /u/unruiner [link] [comments]
I ordered a Tuff Shed with the silver lining on the exterior (interior walls facing outwards). After adding insulation, I added a vapor barrier on top of it prior to drywall and painting.
I have a fan running 24x7 to exhaust, whatever. My concern is that moisture will accrue between the silver lining and the vapor barrier. Do I need to remove the drywall and rip out the vapor barrier or am I over thinking it?
Pacific NW.
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