Insulating My Garage

I've never seen Kingspan used like that, but you live and learn.

I used it with great effect in my garage. Built a timber frame, filled the gaps with Kingspan and dry lined it all. It's toastier than a toastie thing now.

 

are you ? :Woot:

 

deffo! to which i contribute, then he gets the hump? you canny win. :smile:

 

It's a shed...





now I'm in big trouble :Bag:

 

as in gun fight? :smile:

 

I have a wooden garage too that gets called a shed so don't dish me, it's the only time I can get my own back dishing yours and it was only a bit of fun
mine is a proper wooden garage though

 

No it's not.......It's a shed, at best a hut !

 

try typing in "shed" instead and see if that definition is more accurate

 

:Facepalm::Facepalm::Facepalm::Facepalm::Facepalm::Facepalm:

 

ha ha ,,, yes

 

Update: garage nearly finished. Slight bit of painting tidy up to do and instal some type of sound system. 'Music to polish to' Best of Album, me thinks. floor hasn't compressed under 300kg of weight - bikes that is. So all is good.
When fixing skirting board to clean up edges of 3mm vinyl i thought cupped washers and crome screws would look lovely. I DON'T HAVE OCD, at least not yet :Muted:
My 2 light weight rides; sweet.

 

Nice. Wheres the vinyl from?

 

what centres have you fixed the skirting board with cupped washers and screws?

 

It's too clean, any man shed needs to have a few oil splashes here and there to make it looked lived in.
Where is the beer fridge?