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Check this place out. https://www.silvercote.com/solarguard/

 

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I understand now

 

I have used 2", 4" and 6". For the extra cost I stay with 6" nowadays. You can really tell the difference at my shop now. It will be 25-30 degrees cooler than outside in the summer. Which means a lot when it's 110 degrees outside.

 

Walls and ceiling will be closer to a 2x4 wall

 

I’m leaning towards subbing out Sheetrock walls and stuff. Sheetrock for the insulation factor over t-111 siding

 

Ya your in a different situation than me I installed mine before putting on sheet metal. You can can mash 6" in your walls.

 

And link is where you bought it?

 

You never want to "mash" 6" insulation in a space for 4". You need all the expanded insulation for the best heat/cold resistance.

 

I was going to put foiled backed butyl tape for flashing doors and windows over all metal trusses

 

They did put the cheap vinyl covered fiberglass insulation blanket under roof at installation needed something to cut the heat while working

 

I get it from Mueller's steel buildings but there is places cheaper. It's just convenient for me because of wear I live.

 

they’re down the street

 

I need to price that out versus spray foam etc

 

They can help you also and show you the difference. Be worth a trip to talk with them.

 

Dont forget about it being fire resistance spray foam. Not sure of your codes there. @koditten what's the regs on this?

 

Spray foam is like propane in the walls.
Roxsul is 2250? Flame point

 

Ya this stuff

 

That’s what I want but was thinking of a radiant barrier first

 

I’m going to be screwing 2x4s onto tubular trusses but first thought bought taping butyl tape to trusses to break the thermal transfer first

 

Did they get the inside of the shop framed in?