Re: Insulated Shed

Thanks for the suggestions. This is going in my backyard, so the wife

>has to approve of the look. Anything overly tall will look a little >out of place and overpower the whole backyard, so there goes the really >high walls and 1:1 pitched roof ... however, as long as this shed is >like a garage inside, I will be more than happy (the house has no >garage, hence me building this shed) > >I'm guessing you're suggesting windows to allow light to come in ... is >this really important? It will contribute somewhat to heat loss, >expense, and complicate the construction, so I was hoping to not have >any windows, just double doors at one end of the shed. >

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Chris's advice is good, I'd also add at least one skylight. The more natural light you have, the better -- things go so much better when you can see what you are doing.

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Mark & Juanita
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Ahh, I had to get that out of the house. THe wife was complaining. But it works pretty well in the shed though it takes up too much room.

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