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Best way to insulate metal building?
I shudder at heating costs with 14 foot ceilings. I'm willing to replace the
existing room walls if that is needed. That room needs more outlets anyway. I envy you the size available. Have you considered walling off & ceiling a smaller area for A/C purposes and using the area above for storage? Say, 9 feet high by 400 - 600 sq ft for the working shop and part of it or a separate small room for a spray booth. Separate small room for air compressor, chip collector, and dust collector. For insulation you might look into foam panels. Easy to put up, but I don't know how effective. I'm just down the street from you and today I broke down and ran the shop A/C the whole time I was there. Third time this year. It's only money. -J |
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