Snow in summer.
Snow in summer.
With the roof on and a delivery of 100mm solid foam insulation still to go in, my main focus at the moment is to get cut and installed.
This is easier said than done though as, from the outside the beams were in nice straight lines, the panels could easily have been cut lengthways and installed with a few roof batons beneath to support. However, that’s probably what someone intelligent would have done. I on the other hand chose to insulate after the roof went on and subsequently, I’m spending my summer up scaffolding, mostly upside down, covered in fine bits of white insulation trying to make sure they all have 2 inches of clearance from the roofing felt and get past the purlins. This is going to take some time.
On a positive note, when the sun breaks out it looks like the skylight and bigger window should provided plenty of light to the right hand side of the room.