61.   The insulation in my attic floor, under the pressed board, is not wet, but there is no vapor barrier under it.

62.   The next day we were planning our next steps and I said we should finish the attic floor and put in those walls that tie into the rafters.

63.   The procedure requires cutting a hole in the attic floor and mounting the unit across the joists.

64.   There are cross-ties connecting each set of rafters in the attic, plus posts set every eight feet going from the ridge board to the attic floor.

65.   There is nothing quite so miserable as laying fiberglass batts or blowing cellulose in an attic floor in hot, muggy weather.

66.   There is a little insulation on the attic floor, without a vapor barrier.

67.   They may be adequate, particularly if your attic floor is well insulated.

68.   This ratio is generally adequate if you have soffit vents with other vents positioned in the roof at least three feet above the attic floor.

69.   This does not happen in houses with insulated attic floors and ventilated attics because those attics and roofs are cold.

70.   This is more likely to happen in a wall than in the attic floor or anywhere else the wood can dry out.