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light Weight ceiling treatment Jeff D 12-30-2008
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Posted by Jeff D on December 30, 2008, 9:10 am
Looking for suggestions for a light weight ceiling material for a pole barn.
It has a truss system on 8ft centers with nailers on 30" centers for the
metal roof. I insulated with foam board and added additional 2x supports
between the nailers so I have supports every 15". I want to do it as a
cathedral ceiling and will only have an end wall truss a center truss and an
interior wall built against the next truss. So the floor area is 16ft wide
and 30ft long, the trusses span the 30ft length. I've considered a metal
grid system with the lightweight flimsy tiles but looking for other ideas.
I'm not against using those cheesy faux styrofoam beams to hide fasteners on
a sheet type of ceiling, but not sure what to use because of the limited
structural support.


Posted by RickH on December 31, 2008, 8:07 pm
> Looking for suggestions for a light weight ceiling material for a pole ba=
rn.
> It has a truss system on 8ft centers with nailers on 30" centers for the
> metal roof. I insulated with foam board and added additional 2x supports
> between the nailers so I have supports every 15". I want to do it as a
> cathedral ceiling and will only have an end wall truss a center truss and=
an
> interior wall built against the next truss. So the floor area is 16ft wid=
e
> and 30ft long, the trusses span the 30ft length. I've considered a metal
> grid system with the lightweight flimsy tiles but looking for other ideas=
.
> I'm not against using those cheesy faux styrofoam beams to hide fasteners=
on
> a sheet type of ceiling, but not sure what to use because of the limited
> structural support.

1x cedar is pretty light, or cedar T&G for a more refined look.

Posted by Jeff D on January 1, 2009, 4:03 pm
Right about cedar, I built a deck with it and much lighter than pt wood.
however looking for somthing lighter than that. Anybody know what laun
plywood weighs per sheet?
> Looking for suggestions for a light weight ceiling material for a pole
barn.
> It has a truss system on 8ft centers with nailers on 30" centers for the
> metal roof. I insulated with foam board and added additional 2x supports
> between the nailers so I have supports every 15". I want to do it as a
> cathedral ceiling and will only have an end wall truss a center truss and
an
> interior wall built against the next truss. So the floor area is 16ft wide
> and 30ft long, the trusses span the 30ft length. I've considered a metal
> grid system with the lightweight flimsy tiles but looking for other ideas.
> I'm not against using those cheesy faux styrofoam beams to hide fasteners
on
> a sheet type of ceiling, but not sure what to use because of the limited
> structural support.

1x cedar is pretty light, or cedar T&G for a more refined look.



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