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Steel sheds / garages
clinto:
I've an eight by six foot steel shed erected 20 years ago. Came with a warning sticker that if expecting more than eight foot of snow to add additional bracing!
After the first year of having awful condensation, bought a huge can of anti condesation paint and have had no issues since.
Laverdaroo:
--- Quote from: clinto on July 02, 2023, 08:50:33 PM ---I've an eight by six foot steel shed erected 20 years ago. Came with a warning sticker that if expecting more than eight foot of snow to add additional bracing!
After the first year of having awful condensation, bought a huge can of anti condesation paint and have had no issues since.
--- End quote ---
I was t even aware there was such a thing as anti condensation paint??
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McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
Anti Condensation Paint contains a number of tiny hollow glass beads that reflect thermal energy away from the walls. By effectively repelling warm air back into the room, the paint prevents moisture from forming on the walls and causing damp issues and mould growth.
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Laverdaroo:
Nope never heard of it
Cheers Ted
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Matt_Harrington:
Never heard of it either. :o
Of course, if the air is dry then you won't get condensation ;) . My previous shed I built was lined in rockwool/celatex and OSB and It was excellent. Now I use a dehumidifier (dessicant type as this works down to almost zero degC)
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