Farm Shop Metal Ceiling Install Plus KEY Details!
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- In this final episode from the Farm Shop Build, we install the metal ceiling. I also share some key details to having not only a good looking ceiling, but also a properly ventilated attic space.
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I put a steel ceiling in my 42x64 Morton building all by myself using all the techniques learned from watching your videos. I did the 3 sheet stagger, F&J trim, working back to front, roofing gun to nail the end sheet, etc. I did not do the air deflectors however, because I was putting in R38 batts as I went for insulation. Wrangling 16 foot sheets with a drywall lift on the JLG lift by yourself SUCKS BTW. I also pre-wired for LED lights and ceiling fans too. It was a TON of work for one guy who had never done it before, but I got 'er done and it looks great! I want to thank you for all the knowledge that you share, because my project would have not have turned out nearly as well if I had not watched your vids 1st. Thank you Kyle!
The plastic in the landfill is probably the first time I’ve really seen kyle’s sense of humor. Hilariously! Need that a little more.
Awesome watching your detail. You make it look so easy. Really enjoy hearing how your measurements work out. It’s fun to hear you and Greg give each other a hard time too.
Another beautiful project by Kyle and Greg!!!
Nice vid. You two are like an old married couple. Keep up the good work!
I build stuff all day and then watch you guys build stuff at night.
A building anyone would be proud to own, well done guys!
I just did some of my ceiling in my shop, mostly by myself. Bright white metal looks so good and the end result is very gratifying. It was a pain in the ass but i figured out a safe way to do it with a drywall lift. I always like to check out your videos, usually AFTER I did my work! 😂
Amazing you guys do all that metal work without gloves!!
Love that you show the reality of emotions and things messing up. It’s not only me! Yay! 😊😂❤
The two of you have way too much fun!
DemolitionRanch needs you to go down and build him a new shop on his resort.
I agree 💯
I second this, be a win for both channels
Yes!!
Most definitely 😅
Does anyone know what happened to Erik Cortina,- Texas barndominium ???
Perfect timing for me! I'm looking at ceiling options for a barn to woodworking shop conversion. You taught me how to side last year and I tore it down to frame and resided the exterior after watching your videos (including adding new service doors and windows). I just rewired the ceiling for new lights and was looking at options for ceiling material. This clinched it. Thank you!
Awesome job guys I am super impressed! I wish I could have watched these videos before I built my shop 10 years ago. I framed houses for 8 years so I thought I’ll build my own shop , and did . But damn you have some nice prep .
You always do a bang up job cutting the trim pieces with your red and green scissors. It is never that clear exactly how you do that so nicely so I wonder if you could run a class on that. there is probably a limited number of corners or and trims and you might be able to lay it out and show exactly how you do it. Thans
I would personally use 2 equal length sheet with a single joint in the middle. It's not hard staying straight, you just start the first row with a chalk line than put a mark every 3' on each end and at the middle truss/purlin. I get that it's much easier to stick with 16' sheets, but it wont look as good.
I'm also skeptical with only putting screws every 8', especially when there's insulation on top. Most manufacturers recommends support every 4' or less. Judging by the way the metal comes up when you a put a screw in between the truss, that metal is going to bow down once the insulation is on top. You might not be able to see it now, but once the lights are installed, it might create some weird shadows.
It would be cool to hear about the design/planning process for your new shop.
My builders used styrofoam insulation deflectors for the soffits....many of them fell down in the 3-4 months before insulation was blown in. I asked that they staple them back up prior to insulating. It wasn't a fun job for that guy. I didn't feel too bad since it was the same crew blowing the insulation, and I had recommended RR's tyvek method before they built the barn.
White roof looks great, hope your own workshop have white roof also... Cant wait to see that building... Bravo amigos.
On your own shop build, it would be great if you made a list of all the tools and materials in one list that we can print out. That way I can take that list and start ordering the correct tools and materials if I don't already have them.
Great work practices Greg and Kyle. You guys are always measuring twice and focused on the initial layout to be square and level so that the final build has the least amount of error factors.
One thing I am still trying to figure out is how you seal up the base between the ground level and lower sill on this style vs. concrete stem walls.
Looking forward to your "main office" building project.
Another great series. Bonus was actually having more Greg.
I agree, Matt needs a really big shop on the abandoned resort😊
Header trimmed out.nice!
Hi from Easton Maryland, a little tip for you guys, keep a small strong rare magnet in your tool pouch and when you drop some dado, reach a wire or even if you drop your hammer, put the magnet on your tape measure and you can pick that up. Take care and thank you for sharing your master knowledge.
Have always thoroughly enjoy your videos, been following you since the DiResta Building. Enjoy the simple tips and tricks you address.
Looking at the attic access trim detail, you take pride in every detail, that is for damn sure.
RR nice work on this build and congratulations on your new RR World Headquarters.
On your shop build if you could give sidewall overhead door header details. As in do you use a truss carrier style header and just box in directly over the door or do you use a structural door header that posts rise from to support the trusses independently??
Looks great, im just a pro landscaper but love learning from experts in other trades.
Beautiful job guys. And the cupola is the cherry on top.
Awesome video and series. Enjoy all your videos...awesome tutorials for someone who wants to build his own .....eventually! Thanks and looking forward to the next build!
LoL 😂 you two just sound like a married couple,… that’s what you get working together for ears on a end… and,..and,.. no RR logo above the door! So not done 🤭
Always looks good when you finish the building. Great Job guys.
Greg is a good worker, you shouldn't bust on him so much!!! LOL
Great Video! Looking to install a metal ceiling in our new building so this was a great help.
Excellent job gentlemen. The building looks awsome!!!
New Work Headquarters! Congrats
Skills at work , I learn a lot !
Awsome video guys!! Man, if yall could do some pricing and end wall column construction for the end truss details for the new build thatd be awsome!! Great video, love the channel!
Hope it was a great game. Love your spirit!
My dream shop! Looks great, nice work!
I have to do that over my deck at home thanks for sharing and nice work .
I do like your videos and what you guys do I did the same work for 30 some years and I still do a few buildings a year its awesome and I just want to say that I don’t think Greg gets enough credit for all he does okay I don’t mean to be rude
Very nice building Kyle & Greg! Well done buddies! 😁👍
Saludos .. gran trabajo en equipo, son los mejores.
So Jack follows you guys and Greg wears the shirts! Tell me you guys know each other cause I love both channels!
Yes great dude. I have a couple shirts but don’t wear to work
You do good work
#blessed #brothers #homies #LOVEIT
Great work video graphing, Mike!
We're going to recycle it in the bottom of a landfill was supper funny.
Great job if I where there I hope will work with you.
Great job. That is a really nice building
Waiting for your build.
Must say, I would certainly not encourage such a dark colour for the roof sheets, here in West Australia. Dark colours turn our sheds etc into ovens lol. Does look nice though, great workmanship, pretty much why i run my business single handed.
Haven't found any TA's like Greg, who actually take pride in good, clean work!
New shop: RR Rendezvous
RR Headquarters! I like it. RRH on The New York Stock Exchange.
hey kyle you might want try the wood Owl Overdrive bits their awesome for fast clean holes.
Bend a rebar into a hook at one end, and a handle with a scoop-holder at the other. Then you can set the tyvek roll in it, and roll out the tyvek without struggling.
i would hire greg and u to pretty much all i know of! fo sure i know u do a great job ! i love you both
You guys do such a great job!
Beautiful!
Nylon automotive pry tools, to get the tucks without damaging the sheet.
You should also mic up Greg so we can hear him defend himself!!
I greatly appreciate your content. I have built my own shop and plan on installing interior metal on the ceiling as well as the walls.. What do you call the specific channel you use at the top of the wall where the wall metal and ceiling metal come together? It make a very clean look. Thanks for letting me know.
Good Job Boys!
Really nice job!
11:58 hey guys, thanks so much for the content! What are you using this block for ?
a sketch would be worth at least 1000 words! :)
Not necessary
great job as always 👍
How wide of vapor barrer do you guys use between trusses?
Also on your next video where you do interior, how would you do rib metal on the sides. Mainly at the base is what I have questions with. Also around outlets. And best way to mount wall cabinets on rib metal
RR HQ!
Ok, where'd your get the straight 2x4's...?
Stop getting them from the Depot and Lowes... Hit up a real lumber yard.
@@DDubief even the local yards send crap wood. Your only hope is to go hand pick & use right away.what ever happened to kiln dried lumber?
Last year my lumber yard had great wood, but it's all shit this year.
Get this, home depot had PERFECTLY straight 2x4, 6, 8, EVERYTHING. For cheaper than the lumber yard! Rod-atraight, no stains, clean white wood, no twists.
A real lumber yard.....stop shopping price
How far down (distance in Feet/inches) do you put your top purlin down from the peak of the truss and how do you work out the spacing of the purlins from there. In that I mean do you lay the purlins on center from the peak or on center from the first purlin down from the peak. OR do you lay the roof purlins our from the soffit up???
Bravo
Are you still getting your metal from MS? And, are you guys using 29g panels for the exterior?
what is the deciding factor on when to use sheathing or not to?
Why not just use a 2x4 instead of the wire to attach the house wrap?
If you ever put up a black ceiling near the OH/PA border I’ll hook you up with a few pair of night vision goggles 😉
Hoovies Garage is going to have a barn built for his car collection, once he's rebuilt it after the divorce. That would be a great thing to see you build it for him. Might be a bit of a drive though.
Got the weather vane! No "RR" plaque in the gable? 🤔
Pricing would cool and a good reference.
I want to learn the best way to put a new door where a door does not exist in a pole barn. Should I cut the metal fist and then frame the door or take the metal sheet off the building where the new door will be located
Probably best to take the metal off bud. Cleaner product at the end
What kind of metal is this for the roof? Is it am expiring product or like a scratch and dent kind of thing.
How long does a shop like that take from when you get there with your first machine until you take the last piece away, not including any material delays etc?
Kyle, is there a reason why you don’t tape the seams of the ceiling plastic vapor barrier? Also, what is the overlap dimension of the ceiling panels?
Kyle, you razz Greg just like he is your little brother. 😂😂🤣🤣
Do you use drip stop roof metal when you’re putting an insulated/vapor barrier ceiling in?
I’m looking at building a 40x64x20 with an insulated ceiling (I’ll do walls/wall insulation at a later date) it’s almost $1,000 for drip stop roof metal and why buy something that isn’t needed but also would hate to cheap out on something for $1,000 in the overall scheme of things. Thanks!
How do you handle a basement ina barndominium for a utility room, to get the noises out of the interior due to echos…?
Is that a standard paper stapler used when you wrapped the house wrap around the wire?
Kyle, I've been watching for years and started designing my own garage. In getting quotes, the dealer for the sturdi-wall saddles or post bases says 4-ply 2x6 is more popular in my area. Have you built with 4-ply?
We typically do not but have
Why do you still build sheds out of timber framing in the States? Why not steel?
"Just kidding. We're gonna recycle it... IN THE BOTTOM OF A LANDFILL!"🤣
is ceiling metal exact same as outside metal?
My Man!!!
Where do y’all build? I’m in Virginia…
how long it did take for this build?
Lol. Having one of those days.
I’m just wondering how you never smashed or dropped anything on your toes wearing shoes and not steel toe boots
I love a good landfill joke.
Call it the RR Station ^_^