That's nice. I have a couple of 40' high cubes as shop too - 1 "metal" and 1 wood. My biggest problem is that its cold in the winter and brutally warm in the summer. The cold is mostly a clothing issue, but the heat has to be solved. Gets up to about 120-130F inside in the summer. Clearly need to insulate them. And it has to be on the outside, as I can't afford to make it even skinnier.
Yes I’m working on the heat as well. Was going to try and cut out a window at the far end and was hoping with a good fan it might help pull fresh air through. Not as concerned with winter as you mentioned can always put on an extra layer.
Bet it gets unbearably hot in there in the summer time. I’d wrap the outside in some board insulation and paint it all white to reflect sunlight. And install some kind of barn fan at the closed end of the container to have a constant draft. Kind of tight on space but you clearly thought that out w everything being movable. Nice shop.
@@bvictory5698 yea it gets toasty. Big fan in the back gets its tolerable. Working on a few things to help and might even put a window ac unit in. On the flip side the sun heating it up will be nice in the winter.
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That's nice. I have a couple of 40' high cubes as shop too - 1 "metal" and 1 wood. My biggest problem is that its cold in the winter and brutally warm in the summer. The cold is mostly a clothing issue, but the heat has to be solved. Gets up to about 120-130F inside in the summer. Clearly need to insulate them. And it has to be on the outside, as I can't afford to make it even skinnier.
Yes I’m working on the heat as well. Was going to try and cut out a window at the far end and was hoping with a good fan it might help pull fresh air through. Not as concerned with winter as you mentioned can always put on an extra layer.
Bet it gets unbearably hot in there in the summer time. I’d wrap the outside in some board insulation and paint it all white to reflect sunlight. And install some kind of barn fan at the closed end of the container to have a constant draft. Kind of tight on space but you clearly thought that out w everything being movable. Nice shop.
@@bvictory5698 yea it gets toasty. Big fan in the back gets its tolerable. Working on a few things to help and might even put a window ac unit in. On the flip side the sun heating it up will be nice in the winter.
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