It's going in the basement this weekend. If you're on the fence, act now because once the bike goes to the basement, it's there until spring when it'll fetch the $$ it's worth:beerbang:
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It's going in the basement this weekend. If you're on the fence, act now because once the bike goes to the basement, it's there until spring when it'll fetch the $$ it's worth:beerbang:
Mark keeps his bikes *MINT*.
It's made it to the basement, I'm keeping it:naughty
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insulate you cellar walls with 2" pink board.
it will make a HUGE difference on the amount of heat you get upstairs from your wood stove!
I insulated the outside with the pink board. I would never insulate the inside concrete walls. When that stove goes out, there's a LOT of stored heat in the walls and floor that maintain the house temperature for several hours. :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by sandman
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fair enough, although the top 2' isn't insulated
my preference is to keep the heat in.
i put the pink up three or four years ago and the difference is huge!
then again it gets cold here.
if you want to store your heat water is a much better medium.