Posted by Super H Mike on September 22, 2017 at 09:12:38 from (76.164.144.94):
My work shop is a 24x36 heated and insulated frame building, used to be a granary in its former life. Central Minnesota, so snow and ice plus very cold winters. The attic space is insulated and unused, fiberglass bats and cellulose blown over the top. I am going to put a metal roof on, and my question is about venting. It currently has no roof vents. The soffits are vented. There are 2 port holes up there now which were used for the grain elevator to fill the granary. They are about 2x2 and down from the ridge maybe 3-4 feet on the North side only. I was considering roofing over these ports, but cutting in roof vents in those spots because they are already there. I would not use a ridge vent in that case. Will this be enough? Or should I go over those ports and use a full ridge vent. My concern with a full ridge vent would be the occasional driving rain or snow getting in and getting the insulation wet. Ideas ?
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