What to do?

[Johnny chaos]

It's almost spring and it's time for me to start thinking about insulating my recently built pole building. I have read that with a steel roof the condensation can build up and drip onto the insulation? What steps can I take to stop this from happening?

My plan for finishing the ceiling is corrugated white metal attached to the trusses with pink fiberglass insulation above that. Unless you all recommend a better alternative

Here are some pics:

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=659&pictureid=17117

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=659&pictureid=17116

 

[DoyleDee]

(Invalid album specified)....? can't see pics- the first link shows invalid.
(I'm not saying I know your solution- but I'm sure others that do would like to see your situation----I'm in a similar situation myself)

 

[darkk]

Soffit vents and a ridge vent for roofs will cure the condensation issue. Before insulating the roof rafters, install rafter baffles to keep an open air space assuming you are insulating against the underside of the roof itself. Insulation pays for itself in a short time.

 

[2mJps]

The main thing on a steel roof is roof vents.