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I havent addressed them yet as I need to find someone with the skill to rehab them. This is proving a little more difficult than I expected. I think I need to find an older auto-bady filler as they use lead to do repairs to rusted steel. My only question there is wether the lead will be strong enoug...
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Hi, Id vote for insulation. I have seen bricks layed in between framing. I believe it is called nogging or brick nogging. But yes, its odd that it only goes halfway. m.
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Paul, I have the exact same problem that you have: brick house, 3/4 inch firring strips so only 3/4 inch cavity for insulation - except that I have sheet rock, not plaster. And I am also looking into insulating options, and trying to avoid tearing down the sheetrock and framing in with 2x4s. Did you...
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Im not sure about web sites but, when we bought our pre 1896 victorian we went to the library and found and incredible amount of books about old houses and how they were built what type of framing was used at different time periods,as well as the timing of indoor plumbing etc...what we found was tha...
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