framing/finishing steel building interior

[absintheisfun]

I have a standard detached steel garage (24x26) and I want to finish off the interior with sheetrock and insulation.

Does anyone know of a good way to go about this? Before you say "search," I am on my tablet and the search feature does not work...as soon as I get the search box, it disappears when I put in my first letter...or completely closes my browser....

I was thinking of using standard 2x4,s and sheetrock, but I'm open to suggestions...any pics are welcome as well!

Thanks

 

[KELLHAMMER]

Lets see what you are working with first

 

[Tim The Tool Man]

2x4 or 2x6 typical partition wall framing will work great. Some may say you should have stick build in the first place, I say mine was an existing structure when I bought the house!

 

[Woodman35]

Sorry if my text size is a big large. Still working my way as a newbie. Finishing off the interior huh, cool.
I assume you'll be insulating? If yes you can use 2x3's with the price of studs you'll save there #1. And you won't be shrinking your sqft. #2. If your not opposed to spending money ( well spent money) just 2" of close cell spray from will give you a R- 13 factor and also will increase the rigidity of your entire garage, #3. I have a New shop going up with approx 3000 Sq ft and that's exactly how I'm doing mine.
*** FYI,you can buy the spray foam from Amazon for convenience in bulk or search for a better price elsewhere. It's an easy job, messy yea, but you'll save big time. Just make sure the air temperature is 60f or above for proper adhesion. Good Luck...