Category Archives: Pole Barn Heating
The Idea of Heating, Post Heave, and Interior Housewrap
Posted by The Pole Barn Guru on 06/04/2018Mike the Pole Barn Guru discusses The Idea of Heating the building in the future, Post Heave, and Interior Housewrap. DEAR POLE BARN GURU: Hi Pole Barn Guru, I am getting ready to order a kit for a new 38×40 pole barn in Southern Ohio. Initially it will be cold storage, but the idea of heating […]
Read more- Categories: Pole Barn Heating, Insulation, Ventilation, Footings
- Tags: Heating, Future Insulation, Post Heave, Soil Compaction, Tyvek
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Ways You Can Integrate Cost Effective Heating
Posted by The Pole Barn Guru on 05/23/2018Ways You Can Integrate Cost-Effective Heating Into a Self-Build Thank you to today’s guest blogger is Chrissy Nicholson Only 65% of homeowners in America have mortgages and with an average down-payment of just under $13,000, it’s not surprising consumers are looking for alternate ways to own their own homes. One of the most cost-effective ways of owning […]
Read moreEarth Work, Pole Barn Conversion, and Insulation Issue?
Posted by The Pole Barn Guru on 04/16/2018DEAR POLE BARN GURU: I am about to build a pole building on a piece of land that is absolutely flat (pasture). I have read on this site that the poles should be installed before any earth work has been done. However, the state of Idaho says that I must have a drainage slope away […]
Read more- Categories: Building Interior, Pole Barn Heating, Insulation, Pole Barn Design, Ventilation
- Tags: Dirt Work, Earth Work, Grading, Conversion, Insulation, Barn Conversions
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Cool Metal Roofing
Posted by The Pole Barn Guru on 03/16/2018Cool Metal Roofing for Post Frame Buildings Energy efficiency has leaped to the forefront of concerns for owners of new post frame buildings. Using cool metal roofing for post frame buildings can assist new building owners in reaching their goals. What is a Cool Roof? A cool roof is one which strongly reflects sunlight and […]
Read moreConcrete Floor Thickness for Heavy Equipment
Posted by The Pole Barn Guru on 02/02/2018Concrete Floor Thickness for Heavy Equipment Reader KRIS writes: “Dear Guru, My husband and I are getting ready to construct a pole barn 40 x 80. He wants 2 x 14′ doors, 1 x 10′ and a service door. It will be used for heavy equipment storage and workshop/florist shop to keep critters out. We […]
Read more6 Cool Ways to Heat Your Pole Building & Barn
Posted by The Pole Barn Guru on 02/17/2017When winter arrives, pole building owners will need more than a tiny space heater and a quilt to keep themselves warm. Sitting on the couch reading a book in thermal pants, a heavy jacket, and snow boots isn’t the most comfortable way to spend the cold months, so we’d like to suggest a few heating […]
Read more- Categories: Insulation, Pole Barn Planning, Pole Barn Heating
- Tags: Ventilation, Energy Efficiency, Heating, Cooling
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How to Store Firewood
Posted by The Pole Barn Guru on 02/15/2017Believe it or not, there’s a bit of science behind putting away the wood you cut for fires. Pole building owners with fireplaces should take heed – while central heating and ventilation options are available for pole barns in the winter, stoking a fire keeps an even and natural heat in a centralized location at […]
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- Tags: Pole Barn Shed, Store Firewood, How To Store Firewood, Shed
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