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Millcreekmadman
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The tin becomes a structural component. It also reduces lumber. No girts. All the tin was pre cut so it goes up quick. Lastly, it's different.
Between 705 & 1200 SQ/FT 32x32 Garage Build
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Workspaces between 705 and 1200 squarefeet.
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Millcreekmadman
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I would do many things different but the horizontal tin, I would do again.
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Millcreekmadman
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Well its been a minute since i last posted. I have been busy and getting use out of my mostly finished garage working on cars, motorcycles, and various welding projects. As you can see from a post in December, I had sheeted the inside wall and started blowing in insulation. Well… the cellulose insulation was bulging my steel panels were the distance between studs was greater than 2 feet. Since it’s a pole barn style construction, stud spacing greater than 2 feet is common. So… down comes all the interior tin sheeting and out comes the insulation. Luckily I had only insulated half the walls. Tearing all that insulation out was so demoralizing that I almost couldn’t do it. It had to be removed from stud cavity and placed into a bag one arm full at a time and took several days to complete. Hard lesson learned. With the taste of cellulose in my mouth I called the spray foamers. 5 inches of open cell, R19 done in 6 hours. Most importantly, I got to watch for a change. Notice the installed garage doors too!
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sean Buick 76
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Looking great!
dingleberry
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Any chance you live in mill creek hollow? my grandparents are probably your neighbors.
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Millcreekmadman
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Very close to mill creek hollow. Up on the ridge.
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Millcreekmadman
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Thanks Sean!
dingleberry
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Might actually be shouting distance from them then. They live on the ridge also. Small world
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