You'll notice the "foil" exterior. This is for a couple reasons. It's called a radiant barrier. This is supposed to act like insulation for a fraction of the cost. It also means while I'm in the shed I don't have to wear my foil hat.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Day Three (Friday)
On this day I got the sheathing up with a little help from my neighbor. That's all I got done visually. I spent more time thinking about the roof. The shed was looking a little taller than I was hoping. I was thinking about changing the roof style to a standard pitched roof. Not my ideal choice but I needed to try to find a way to lower the finished height. To be continued...
You'll notice the "foil" exterior. This is for a couple reasons. It's called a radiant barrier. This is supposed to act like insulation for a fraction of the cost. It also means while I'm in the shed I don't have to wear my foil hat.
You'll notice the "foil" exterior. This is for a couple reasons. It's called a radiant barrier. This is supposed to act like insulation for a fraction of the cost. It also means while I'm in the shed I don't have to wear my foil hat.
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