Pole Barn Project #28 - Insulation, interior girts, and need your input on wall & ceiling options
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- In this video, I give an update on insulation progress, talk about interior girts, and discuss some options to sheath the interior walls and ceiling. Please leave suggestions/feedback below if you have input on what materials I should use for the walls and ceiling.
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How about milling your pine lumber for the siding and having it kiln dried to speed up the process?
Sadly no one gets their money back upon resale for an elaborately built barn structure.
Ever looked at Trusscore? Seems to be a modular, corrugated PVC product. They appear to market to residential, commercial, and agriculture markets.I have not seen it or used it but vaguely recall a Matt Risinger video about it.
It's cool stuff and I like it, but quite expensive.
You mentioned the wall sheathing resting on the bottom interior girt which subsequently transfers to the concrete floor. What if the concrete floor isn't level/flat in some areas? The Girt is now fully supporting? Does this situation change based on using 2x girts over 1x girts? Did you space your girts at 16 o.c.? Finally did you compare cost of pressure treated or combo of not-treated and a sill seal product? These videos have been great, thank you for your time and effort.
My girts are spaced 24", but the bottom rests on the sloped concrete floor so it deviates from that spacing a bit (floor slopes at around 1/8" per foot). KD and PT costs the same (within 20-30 cents) right now for a 2x4x8 so it was no big deal to go with PT on the bottom. If your bottom girt doesn't rest on the floor then all the girts should be sized to support the interior wall material load (1x girts may still be fine).
@@Lumber_Jack Thank you, how would one size the girts? If I want walls for a wood shop where I don’t want to worry how much weight is on wall would it be a better design to use trad 2x4 16 oc wall design?
My builders did not install wrap between the exterior metal and exterior girts, should I be concerned?
House wrap is mainly intended to manage moisture transfer through walls that are permeable. Won't help much with metal since it doesn't breathe (which is one reason you can have condensation problems with metal).