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Re: Pole barn for my tractors
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Posted by Mattlt on April 05, 2005 at 08:31:16 from (69.21.112.98):
In Reply to: Pole barn for my tractors posted by Ralph Edwards on April 05, 2005 at 07:48:35:
If you are ever going to insulate and sheet off the inside, forget the skylights. I would personally shy away from using them on the roof (the translucent panels) I've never seen any last as long as the surrounding steel. My .02 cents. I have ridge lights and ridge vents in mine, and I like them. I have some leakage through the ridge vents when the snow really blows - nothing too drastic. Face it, overhangs are mainly for looks. Yes, they do keep some water away from the sides of the building, keeping the sides cleaner. You could also put some type of rain gutter on the shed, accomplishing the same thing.
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