How to Prevent Condensation Under a Barndominium Metal Roof
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- Опубликовано: 21 апр 2024
- When conditions are right and the dew point is reached the results in this video can happen in your #Barndominium Home. Here we are looking at direct condensation in 3 different environments showing you when it can be a problem and how to deal with it.
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Boss you are right, I have 2 inches of closed cell in my shop in Texas and not a drop off of my shop
Yes sir, absolutely! 2” of closed cell is a way to fail proof it. I just have 1”
Adequate decking and rain Shinedown, then metal roof then you can spray the inside with expand foam and your leaks or condensation buildup from the metal roof. Will run off the side of the building versus inside the foam then down
Thank you I have a carport metal open an it drips from the humidity in Texas. I’m actually across from one of your builds in Rendon . It was turning black after the heat hit. I’ve recently had it power washed and painted with a good paint . So if I close in three sides an insulation added you think the dripping will stop . Sorry didn’t mean to write a book . You may be doing a new build on my back property.
Thanks for any help with my question.
Awesome.. yea well every little bit could make a difference for sure. With a closed cell foam you would be best to have all sides closed.
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Let's Goooo Coach Keep up the good work brother 🙏
Thanks man
Would you also recommend open cell instead of doing closed cell. Or would you recommend to only go with closed?
Direct to metal should be only closed cell. Open cell foam is porous, it’s good for filing wall cavities but not blocking moisture.
The drip guard seems like a good investment. Any idea about cost per square foot?
We are in Northern California and we have a metal roof on our outdoor patio. 2 sides of the patio is the house and the other 2 sides are open. How can we stop the condensation? We don't get it often out here but we do get it occasionally and quite of bit of it when it does. Looks like it rained on the inside of the patio.
Check the link in the description for the Drip Stop product. I don’t know if this product is retrofitted but it may help you come up with a solution along the way. You may not be able to fully prevent this under a metal covered porch outside. If the purlins are exposed you might consider a bottom cover
Are we not just not seeing the moisture trap between the insulation and the metal. Mold growth?
We are not…. More to come on this channel about claims like that. 👍