Conversion Update

[rwrr001]

After nine months of not having time to work on my conversion I finally have some time to finish the insulation and interior walls. So hopefully this winter I will be able to heat it up a little and get some more work done.

I used Tuff R Polyisocyanurate 1 inch with aluminum face both sides and used PL 300 foam board adhesive. I left a 1/4inch gap around the edges.



Filled the 1/4inch gap with some fiber glass insulation. Then used 3M polystyrene foam spray adhesive to attach the 1 3/4 inch fiber glass insulation.



Used PL polyurenthane adhesive to glue the 7/16inch OSB and screws every 6 - 8 inches.



I am planning on having basement a/c and heat, the ducts and electric raceway will be run along the bottom left side.



Their are some more photo's at: http://rosenbergwelding.tripod.com

[KAYE RIVERCITY]

.....looks great!.....way overbuilt...just like I like it!...Nice to have some time off to work on your own projects isn't it!....best of luck and keep the pix coming....geofkaye

[Travis Q]

Looks really good......all that insulation will really pay big dividends in comfort, both in terms of temperature and noise. One thing that I see that I am curious about is the ceiling....is it curved??? Looks really trick. Do you have any pictures of the exterior?

Travis

[rwrr001]

Yes it is curved, its a walk on roof and it will support a lot of weight.



More pictures at: http://www.geocities.com/rosenbergwelding/ and http://rosenbergwelding.tripod.com

[Travis Q]

Super Trick!! I really like the truss idea for the roof...you should be able to park a car up there no problem!!

Travis