All the bags have a sq.ft coverage area given.
IMS, the pink Owens Corning (pink panther shit) is ~88sq.ft/bag for walls (16" on center).
The ceiling shit (R20 for 24" centers) is around 135 sq.ft/bag
With those numbers in mind, it's pretty easy math. Just remember to subtract the size of your overhead door, otherwise you'll end up with a pissload too much wall insulation.
EDIT:
Slow news day:
Assuming 8' walls and a 16x8 door=544sq.ft wall
544/88=6.1818. 6 bags should do, because you've got a man door and a couple windows, but you might need 7 bags.
ceiling=22x20=440sq. ft.
440/135=3.26 bags. If you're double insulating (I prefer to do two rows of R20 instead of 1 row of R40 because it allows better coverage and tighter wraps around trusses, etc.) you'll need 7 bags of 24"o/c
So there you have it:
7 bags of 16"O/C
7 bags 24"O/C (could just do 4 bags/single layer as well)
Last edited by TKRIS; 05-07-2007 at 04:01 PM.
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