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    New Roof - Ridge Vent vs Power Fan

    Thanks. I have no ceiling so I'm still not sure, I've come upon some other articles that seemed to imply I may not even need (or could get by without...) any rafter insulation at all. BTW, I'm 30 miles north of New York City, not sure if you would call that a 'snow area'.. This being my 5th...
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    New Roof - Ridge Vent vs Power Fan

    Thanks dansk. I misspoke above - the garage already has soffit vents, by "from bottom to top" I meant the length of the rafters, which already have fiberglass insulation right up against the roof, so I need the proper way to keep them back a few inches. Thanks again.
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    New Roof - Ridge Vent vs Power Fan

    Thanks for the replies. The plywood sheets above are good for storage and I like the open space above so a ceiling is not my preference. I understand the soffit vents need a clear path from bottom to top, the ones I've seen are only a few feet long so I would have to string them together for...
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    New Roof - Ridge Vent vs Power Fan

    Thanks, yes I realized the 5-post requirement for images (and even links to images) after posting, so I added the "pseudo links" at the end of the post: slt1 dotcom /grgfull.jpg slt1 dotcom./grgfan.jpg But anyway, mostly basic storage but my motorcycle is the big-ticket item and I work on my...
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    New Roof - Ridge Vent vs Power Fan

    Hi All, About to replace the roof on a detached two-car garage, heated (only when I'm working on a cold day as needed), unfinished inside, no ceiling. There is insulation in the rafters and soffit vents outside but nothing in between the insulation and roof itself. Previous owner installed...
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