rok_hunter
Well-known member
Hello all,
I'm about to have a 30x40x12 enclosed pole barn built (glad to see this is such a popular size in these forums, too!) and am planning to have closed cell spray foam insulation installed. By code I don't need a thermal barrier over the insulation, but am considering adding OSB on the interior just for a cleaner "look".
For those who've insulated their barns, with spray foam especially, did you see a need for any kind of interior paneling, or are the exposed joists just fine?
I know having the exposed joists will make it much easier to just hang stuff, but am mildly worried about sparks (grinder, welder) and other damage (teenager recklessly parking a four wheeler, me recklessly parking a tractor) to the foam. This will be an important player for my electrician so he knows if junction boxes need to be spaced for OSB or not.
Thanks!
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I'm about to have a 30x40x12 enclosed pole barn built (glad to see this is such a popular size in these forums, too!) and am planning to have closed cell spray foam insulation installed. By code I don't need a thermal barrier over the insulation, but am considering adding OSB on the interior just for a cleaner "look".
For those who've insulated their barns, with spray foam especially, did you see a need for any kind of interior paneling, or are the exposed joists just fine?
I know having the exposed joists will make it much easier to just hang stuff, but am mildly worried about sparks (grinder, welder) and other damage (teenager recklessly parking a four wheeler, me recklessly parking a tractor) to the foam. This will be an important player for my electrician so he knows if junction boxes need to be spaced for OSB or not.
Thanks!
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