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    Drywall and insulate garage

    Plywood sounds awesome. I’m assuming 1/8th of an inch would be too thin. But by the time I hang drywall, mud, tape, mud, sand and sand for days because I’m not good at muddying. I would certainly save a lot of time zipping up 1/4” plywood. Goal is insulation and later a mini split. Thanks...
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    Drywall and insulate garage

    Yes, that’s why I asked the question on joist spacing. Seems like adding joists 24” OC will be sufficient plus/minus strapping if I want 16” OC.
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    Drywall and insulate garage

    True, but then all the extra weight would be on the 5 joists spanning just over 21 feet, and those joists are not really designed to be load bearing. Based on what I see Quote
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    Drywall and insulate garage

    Finished project looks great! Thank you for sharing. So 24” OC will work. Thanks!
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    Drywall and insulate garage

    Yes- roof runs the long axis of the garage. House was built in ‘78 I plan on bolstering the rafter ties while I have good access then hang a ceiling. Yes- A/C in the future is the plan. Likely a mini split. But not in the budget yet. Thanks for the info! I’ll try to post a few more pictures
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    Drywall and insulate garage

    Yes, ventilation was step one. I’ve installed soffit vents and the roof already has a ridge vent. Thanks for the info on the metal panel. My goal is insulation to make it a more usable space in the summer. I don’t care if it’s drywall or something else. Thanks for the info!
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    Drywall and insulate garage

    Afternoon, My detached garage was built around 1978 gable style roof I live in Texas and it’s insanely hot. I want to insulate the garage and based on reading this forum the two leading options are drywall or corrugated steel. Problem. Garage is about 21x26 with only 5, 2x10’s spanning the...
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