Absolutely. I always put a vapor barrier between the concrete and dirt and vent the roof. My last shop was 30 x 50 and had two 10' peak vents to get rid of the water. Additonally, I usually insulate the roof to keep condensation from dripping off the purlins on everything in sight. On really humid days where a temp inversion is coming about....interior is cold from the night before, and the incoming air is warmer, a lot of sweating goes on. Keeping the outside air at bay (keeping the big doors closed helps) but by the next day things are nice and dry.
Running a fire in there burns air and a lot of times generates a lot of moisture that the heat drives out of the air; not necessarily good. If you are going to do the fire, vent so that the moist air can escape. Then your heat money will be effective. BTDT
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