Taped XPS IS a vapor barrier.
AND, the concrete is going to be (assumed) wet/damp anyway. So, nothing that molders in contact. THis is why I don't like the fiberglass/stud approach in a basement.
I tapconned 1x1's on 16" centers with the screws going through a continuous sheet of 1" taped XPS up against the concrete. Then put another 1" of XPS between the 1x1's, so I have 2" of XPS total and no thermal or moisture bridges. The wood can dry to the outside. I then screwed drywall to the 1x1s. They sell 'systems' of plastic studs that work similarly.
AND, the concrete is going to be (assumed) wet/damp anyway. So, nothing that molders in contact. THis is why I don't like the fiberglass/stud approach in a basement.
I tapconned 1x1's on 16" centers with the screws going through a continuous sheet of 1" taped XPS up against the concrete. Then put another 1" of XPS between the 1x1's, so I have 2" of XPS total and no thermal or moisture bridges. The wood can dry to the outside. I then screwed drywall to the 1x1s. They sell 'systems' of plastic studs that work similarly.