Recent content by foxracing254

The blown in doesn't look too bad at all price-wise, and for a little extra I think the tin will be the best bet. Father-in-law did his shed exterior 2 years ago and the price from those guys was $2.28/linear foot which works out to be a little over $500 to do my whole ceiling. I'm sure it's...

Thanks for the awesome replies, guys. Going to call the local Amish metal supplier today and get a price, and rent an insulation blower shortly thereafter.

I figured that was probably going to be my best option. Any certain gauge thickness I need to look for? R38 is pretty thick and I don't want to have to worry about sag at all ever.

A ceiling with blown in or even batts on top would be ideal. The problem would be supporting the plywood as the trusses are too far apart to put up a 4' sheet. I would have to do custom cut tin, which would definitely add cost. I considered running the 2x4s perpendicular like you suggested...

Hey all, I've done some searching and as far as I can tell this specific issue hasn't been covered, so forgive me if it has and redirect my post, please and thanks! I'm looking to insulate the ceiling in my 24x32 pole barn. Got the walls framed and done with R19, and I'm looking to add R38 to...

Mods feel free to move if this is in the wrong forum. Just got done pouring my slab and I'm looking for some input on my workbench. I work tool and die, a lot of our old 50s style benches have the flared steel legs, with 2x6s across the top, and a layer of 1/2" plywood to finish it off. I'm...

Hey all, just jumped in on this forum after reading many a post, I just poured the slab in my shop and I'll be looking for advice daily now! Pics to follow [emoji3]