TrainboyH16-44
Failfan
So here's the situation: This room has 4 walls, like many others. Only one wall borders on the rest of the house. The other 3 walls have nothing more than studs and lovely pink fluff in them. It's in a basement, of course, with ground level about 2 feet below the ceiling. I have to install a branch circuit and receptacles in all 4 walls, since there's not a single receptacle in the entire room.
So here's my question: Considering the great differences in temperatures we have here in Canadia (-50f to 100f), how should I finish the walls? Keeping the insulation, of course, would it be advantageous to drywall the room, or should I do something else that gives me access to the studs so it's easier to build benchwork? One thing to consider is that I've started construction on the wall that divides it from the rest of the house, so it's too late for a completely finished room.
So here's my question: Considering the great differences in temperatures we have here in Canadia (-50f to 100f), how should I finish the walls? Keeping the insulation, of course, would it be advantageous to drywall the room, or should I do something else that gives me access to the studs so it's easier to build benchwork? One thing to consider is that I've started construction on the wall that divides it from the rest of the house, so it's too late for a completely finished room.