Hi newbie to the forum here. I know its not a big project but any advice would be welcome.
I have a new timber frame garage, concrete base, to keep a classic car in. So I decided insulating it would be the best way to ensure its a good space to work in, and the right atmosphere to keep a classic vehicle in. I do intend on using a dehumidifier in the space. Any idea of what % of humidity you should aim for?
I'm having to keep the cost down so simple insulation to the walls and hardboard to cover followed by polyboards for the roof area (pitched felt roof).
I've looked at a few posts and damp/ moisture seems to be a possible problem doing the opposite of what I need, low humidity. It already has had condensation on the roof OSB boards during the winter, resulting in a little mold.
Any ideas / thoughts appreciated.
Cheers
I have a new timber frame garage, concrete base, to keep a classic car in. So I decided insulating it would be the best way to ensure its a good space to work in, and the right atmosphere to keep a classic vehicle in. I do intend on using a dehumidifier in the space. Any idea of what % of humidity you should aim for?
I'm having to keep the cost down so simple insulation to the walls and hardboard to cover followed by polyboards for the roof area (pitched felt roof).
I've looked at a few posts and damp/ moisture seems to be a possible problem doing the opposite of what I need, low humidity. It already has had condensation on the roof OSB boards during the winter, resulting in a little mold.
Any ideas / thoughts appreciated.
Cheers