<html><body><span style="font-family:Verdana; color:#000000; font-size:10pt;"><div>Thanks Bob and Ron for the responses. Yeah, when I had the foam installed I should have told them to fill the cavities completely and paid the price, but they were 'the experts' and told me it wasn't worth it. It didn't really make sense to me at the time, but I didn't follow through. I don't plan on selling this house, so resale and short-term investment recovery isn't a priority. I haven't installed the ceiling yet, so I can still add insulation before I put the paneling up. The ceiling is t&g pine boards, so I could install most of it up to the peak and blow in cellulose from the top, or put in fiberglas bats, though the spaces are somewhat irregular. Seems like the cel. might be the better option. But there is also the moisture issue. Even pretty well sealed, it is rather dry in the house in the winter (wood-stove heated) and the roof isn't vented (which is why blown-in closed cell was installed). Will filling in the space left with fiberglas or cellulose create a situation where moisture can collect?<br mce_bogus="1"></div></span></body></html>