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Posted by Scotmac on January 17, 2007 at 14:06:45 from (69.66.74.192):
Okay Guys...I need a little advice. My Son inherited a clear span40' x 70' Butler sloped side, flat roofed metal building made in the 60's. He poured a concrete floor in it and now wants to insulate it. We are trying to decide how to go about this without a lot of cost, and the lack of purlins on the sides make it difficult to attach anything without a lot of grief. Anybody had any experiance with trying to retrofit these buildings with insulation?
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