Posted by Brad Gyde on February 07, 2011 at 11:21:47 from (173.7.56.252):
In Reply to: Work Shop posted by Danny Prosser on February 07, 2011 at 10:20:26:
In our "pole barn" we built stud walls between the posts. Insulated w/ fiberglass insulation.
Walls covered with OSB.. But we went with 7/16"
Ceiling covered with barn tin siding, and blown insulation above..
However, we have a shingled roof, and that makes a little difference..
Our old shop had drywall on the ceiling.. it started to sag and fall down.
If I had it to do again, and had money to spend, I'd either have block/poured wall up about 2 feet, or tin from the floor up 2-4 feet, that way I could "evacuate" the contents, and take the pressure washer to the floor once a year. And depending on how you laid the tin on the walls, it would make a nice "backsplash" for the work benches.
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