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Definition of crawl space in English: crawl spacenoun An area of limited height under a floor or roof, giving access to wiring and plumbing. Example sentencesExamples - I recommend installing closable vents for the crawl space.
- I heard these stories from the crawl space under the floor joist of the cosmology shop, where I practiced the espionage of childhood.
- The second method, and probably the most common, is to run the duct down through the bottom of the cabinet and through the floor, into the crawl space below.
- Eventually the building itself was lifted off its foundation as the crawl space was turned into a ground floor.
- Open your foundation vents each spring if your home has a crawl space under it.
- When the unsightly ducts are put in an attic or a crawl space, a common practice in much of the country, this leaking air is lost to the great outdoors.
- Close your foundation vents in the winter if there's a crawl space under your home.
- If you insulate a floor above a crawl space, all ducts and water lines running below the insulation should be insulated as well.
- Upon closer inspection, the crawl space beneath my kitchen floor revealed the problem.
- Most builders are required to supply exhaust fans in these areas, but some vent the moisture into an attic or a crawl space where mold can germinate and re-enter the house.
- Spread heavy plastic or roofing paper over 80 percent of your crawl space to control dampness.
- If the crawl space is not ventilated, it may have insulation on the perimeter wall.
- That's fine if you have a basement or a crawl space beneath, but could present problems if the room is on a slab.
- If you can access it from a crawl space or basement, that is where I would place the shims.
- Some of these systems can be added under the floor in a crawl space.
- If you home has a crawl space beneath, keep the vents on all sides of the house fully open all year.
- 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.
- For existing homes, you can utilize the crawl space, attic and areas such as closets, pantries or soffits to simplify installation of the piping.
- Install rigid insulation foamboard against the foundation from the subfloor to the plastic on the floor of the crawl space.
- Whether or not to ventilate a crawl space has been a controversial issue.
Definition of crawl space in US English: crawl spacenounˈkrôl ˌspās An area of limited height under a floor or roof, giving access to wiring and plumbing. Example sentencesExamples - For existing homes, you can utilize the crawl space, attic and areas such as closets, pantries or soffits to simplify installation of the piping.
- If you insulate a floor above a crawl space, all ducts and water lines running below the insulation should be insulated as well.
- Close your foundation vents in the winter if there's a crawl space under your home.
- Some of these systems can be added under the floor in a crawl space.
- Spread heavy plastic or roofing paper over 80 percent of your crawl space to control dampness.
- If you can access it from a crawl space or basement, that is where I would place the shims.
- I recommend installing closable vents for the crawl space.
- Install rigid insulation foamboard against the foundation from the subfloor to the plastic on the floor of the crawl space.
- When the unsightly ducts are put in an attic or a crawl space, a common practice in much of the country, this leaking air is lost to the great outdoors.
- Most builders are required to supply exhaust fans in these areas, but some vent the moisture into an attic or a crawl space where mold can germinate and re-enter the house.
- I heard these stories from the crawl space under the floor joist of the cosmology shop, where I practiced the espionage of childhood.
- Eventually the building itself was lifted off its foundation as the crawl space was turned into a ground floor.
- The second method, and probably the most common, is to run the duct down through the bottom of the cabinet and through the floor, into the crawl space below.
- Open your foundation vents each spring if your home has a crawl space under it.
- If you home has a crawl space beneath, keep the vents on all sides of the house fully open all year.
- Whether or not to ventilate a crawl space has been a controversial issue.
- That's fine if you have a basement or a crawl space beneath, but could present problems if the room is on a slab.
- Upon closer inspection, the crawl space beneath my kitchen floor revealed the problem.
- If the crawl space is not ventilated, it may have insulation on the perimeter wall.
- 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.
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