Recent content by Alexvbugman

I just tore apart a 1965 Volkswagen Beetle with factory foam behind the rear quarter Windows and zero rust. I guess if I can get 50 plus years out of my metal I'll be happy. By the way, R value means nothing in a metal building, you have to seal it up first. Best way is closed cell foam, trust...

First question is addressing it. I searched what you said and didn't find anything.

http://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/community/forum/green-building-techniques/48026/will-open-cell-spray-foam-require-additional-vapor-b

What are you asking me to read?

That's why I used Closed Cell foam.

I have the same size building with 14ft ceilings and that's what I paid. I went with closed cell and its awesome.

Looks great,did you build it from scratch?

I used Menards, Cut to length.

Building looks great! Not many people realize how much work goes into a building like this even though you hired out the main building, for instance site prep and all the finishing touches. Looks like you have a nice piece of land.

Same here in Northwest Indiana, I just put one up last year and used a lot of clean stone for my base.

Looks great! Keep up the good work.

With concrete inside and aprons outside I'm into it for around $45,000

You can anchor to the wall with wall ties, that's how I'm doing mine. The floor anchors are for forklift accidents, so the uprights won't buckle on impact.

I did pole type, same size and love it.

This is why I used the Zap openers.