embludenslob
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I'm quite new to this forum, but I'm extremely excited about all the knowledge that is available from the users of it. I've been eying a couple builds (@platinum overcast and @lupinsea) and really appreciate the design, effort and detail they have put into their builds and threads.
I'm currently in the middle of a project of my own and this is where I need guidance and direction. I'm building a pier and beam shed/studio - 10'x20'. There are 4 piers all spaced 10' from each other(square) and I have 2 - 6" x 20' steel h-beams spanning across the piers and cantilevering them 5' on each of the lengths. Then I have 2 - 6" x 10' h-beams connecting the 20'-ers at the ends.
The structure is an average of 5" off the ground other than where it is touching the piers of course.
...that being said - my question is about how to properly insulate and vent(if needed) the flooring when I'm not utilizing a skirt around the perimeter. The space will have an A/C and heater (probably 7000-9000 BTUs) and I want to make sure I'm keeping the moisture away.
(btw - the roof is already vented - thanks @lupinsea for the calculation)
I've attached pictures of my joists and a view from underneath.
If anyone has information on this matter it will be greatly appreciated....also if anyone has questions please don't hesitate to ask and I can give the data to help accommodated an idea for this application.
thanks in advance,
heath
I'm currently in the middle of a project of my own and this is where I need guidance and direction. I'm building a pier and beam shed/studio - 10'x20'. There are 4 piers all spaced 10' from each other(square) and I have 2 - 6" x 20' steel h-beams spanning across the piers and cantilevering them 5' on each of the lengths. Then I have 2 - 6" x 10' h-beams connecting the 20'-ers at the ends.
The structure is an average of 5" off the ground other than where it is touching the piers of course.
...that being said - my question is about how to properly insulate and vent(if needed) the flooring when I'm not utilizing a skirt around the perimeter. The space will have an A/C and heater (probably 7000-9000 BTUs) and I want to make sure I'm keeping the moisture away.
(btw - the roof is already vented - thanks @lupinsea for the calculation)
I've attached pictures of my joists and a view from underneath.
If anyone has information on this matter it will be greatly appreciated....also if anyone has questions please don't hesitate to ask and I can give the data to help accommodated an idea for this application.
thanks in advance,
heath
