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Heating Zone Map

ZoneGasHeatFuel OilAttic CeilingVaulted CeilingWall (A)FloorCrawl Space (B)Slab Edge Interior Basement

Exterior Basement

1XXXR49R38R18R25R19R8R11R10
1
 
R49R60R28R25RI9R8R19R15
2XXXR49R38R18R25R19R8R11R10
2
 
R49R38R22R25R19R8R19R15
3XXXR49R38R18R25R19R8R11R10
4XXXR38R38R13R13R19R4R11R4
4
 
R49R38R18R25R19R8R11R10
5X 
R38R30R13R-1R13R4R11R4
5
XXR38R38R13R13R19R4R11R4
5
 
R49R38R18R25R19R8R11R10
6X 
R22R22R11R11R11(C)R11R4
6
XXR38R30R13R11R13R4R11R4
6


R49R38RL8R25R19R8R11R10

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Heating Zone Map

(A)R18, R22 and R28 exterior wall systems can be achieved by either cavity insulation or cavity insulation with insulating sheathing. For 2" x 4" walls, use either 3 1/2" thick R15 or 3 1/2" thick R13 fiberglass insulation with insulating sheathing. For 2" x 6" walls, use either 5 1/2" thick R21 or 6 1/4" thick R19 fiberglass insulation.
(B)Insulate crawl space walls only if the crawl space is dry all year, the floor above is not insulated and all ventilation to the crawl space is blocked. A vapor retarder (e.g., 4 or 6 mil polyethylene film) should be installed on the ground to reduce moisture migration into the crawl space.
(C)No slab edge insulation is recommended.

 

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