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Ah, okay! Sounds like I should go ahead and install baffle vents with a 2" hole in the "soffit" for a small 2" round soffit vent in each channel. Then put as much insulation on the baffle vents as I can. What do you guys think? Rafter Vent Top Plate Wind Block Seal 2 Inch Round Soffit Vent

In my limited knowledge, seems like there might be a concern for moisture accumulation if it's totally sealed...?

I really I don't understand what venting does or doesn't do, which is why I'm asking the question here. Certainly I could block the ridge vent so it doesn't vent, but not sure which option would be better to do. I'm not currently venting the walls... only vent I currently have is the ridge vent.

Attached are some additional photos. Any suggestions for how to put in soffit vents? Looks like there's a 2x4 and trim in my way. The roofing & shingles are brand new, so I'm reluctant to rip that up and install edge vents under the shingles.

I want to keep the vaulted ceiling with no attic space. The insulation is (and will be) along the rafters, on bottom of the roof. That's a good idea! But not sure how I will put in some soffit venting... See the photos below. Running the insulation on the rafters. Would really like to keep...

Depends on how hot/cold it gets in there and how much I end up using the shed. I might add A/C or heat at some point in the future, but not at this time.

I *might* heat or cool it in the future. But regardless, I thought insulation helps to keep the shed cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter?

Trying to figure out best way to insulate/vent my shed. Here's my current situation... Renovating my shed and it has a new roof with a ridge vent. I am planning to insulate the inside of the roof and the walls with R13 or R19 fiberglass. The inside walls I will also put some OSB plywood on top...