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tkittlitz
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# Posted: 28 Aug 2014 17:44 - Edited by: tkittlitz
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Hi Everyone,

I have visited this site a few times in the past for ideas and such but never registered. We had originally planned to convert a Garage package in to a cabin. But then we came up with this idea.

Our 16 X 24 Tin Clad Cabin with loft and auto-lift stairs.

Click here for Timelapse of the build

We are very close to being finished. But a few pieces of trim, the loft railing, and anchors will complete the project.
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Tarmetto
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# Posted: 28 Aug 2014 17:51
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Nice! Interesting about the "tin clad". May I ask if you somehow closed the ends of the corrugated metal to keep little critters out?

Time lapse link doesn't work for me.

tkittlitz
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# Posted: 28 Aug 2014 18:03 - Edited by: tkittlitz
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Quoting: Tarmetto
Nice! Interesting about the "tin clad". May I ask if you somehow closed the ends of the corrugated metal to keep little critters out?

Time lapse link doesn't work for me.


The tin mfg has a "U" Channel that runs along the bottom of the tin. The roofing has a foam insert with adhesive that you put in and then screw in.

The timelapse is on Vimeo (needs to convert) and should be ready in about 30 mins, sorry. *Timelapse should be working now

Tarmetto
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# Posted: 28 Aug 2014 18:33
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Wow!....fast build...LOL!
Moving so fast it was hard to tell...did you sheath the roof, then horizontal battens/perlins, foam in between, then roof panels?...same for the siding?

This is very interesting to me...#1 I'm a tin bender by trade, #2 this would be very easy for me to do myself on our build.
My main concerns would be condensation and keeping the little critters out.
I love the look!
I "think" that sheathing, then perlins with 1.5" foam board between them and 6" seal tape covering the perlins, than panels...would make for a good strong double insulated design.

LoonWhisperer
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# Posted: 29 Aug 2014 11:35
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Looks great! Love that porch.

smallworks
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# Posted: 29 Aug 2014 22:01
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It's beautiful!

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