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I filled in the spaces between the blocking with 1-1/2" of rigid insulation, then covered it with a vis-queen vapor barrier. Not "perfectly sealed" but it should help.
With the top open. The Spanish Cedar frame on the inside of the top fits into the opening when it's closed. It used to be made of oak, but the oak was rotted. Inside that frame I want to put art glass, or maybe a map, or cigar bands under glass.
Spanish Cedar Lining. Just like the top, the door has a frame on the inside of it. This used to have zinc on it. Maybe I should do somenting out of copper sheet?
Underside of Top. The space inside the cedar frame needs something like a map of Cuba.
I filled in the spaces between the blocking with 1-1/2" of rigid insulation, then covered it with a vis-queen vapor barrier. Not "perfectly sealed" but it should help.
one quarter inch Spanish cedar, all cut, ready to go
thru the top at the inisde fraing before insulation and cedar
thru the top at the inisde fraing before insulation and cedar
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I filled in the spaces between the blocking with 1-1/2" of rigid insulation, then covered it with a vis-queen vapor barrier. Not "perfectly sealed" but it should help.

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