Posted by edj856 on November 20, 2012 at 18:51:53 from (174.57.65.82):
I'm going to use 2" blue board insulation under the floor, but what's the best way to level the ground underneath? Voids under the insulation can't be good. Just spend some time getting the gravel base perfectly flat, or get really close, spread an inch of sand, tamp it, and screed again?
Next question, what's better attaching the pex to the insulation or to the wire mesh? I've read that it's more effective attached to the mesh, but it seems like it would be easier to install on the insulation.
One more, how many used the 25 psi rated board and haven't had problems? The Dow website list 40 psi as the minimum for foot traffic and 60 or 100 for anything more than that. I would think that the 40 is more than enough.
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