Sealing openings for the shop

 One problem having overhangs on a metal building is the openings that he C-perlin creates when they are used for the roof structure. We solved this by capping the C-perlin with a Channel Perlin, which is a perlin that does not have a curve on it, so the channel fits over the C-perlin snugly.

 We measured and cut each channel perlin one at a time and fit it over the C-perlin, screwing them together.

 What a difference this made to give the building a finished look, now we will spray foam from the inside to seal it.

A VIEW FROM THE SHOP ROOF......

 Looking to the (NW) towards the carport and bone pile.

 Rotating to the right (Due North), the center island......

 The office/bed-room house (NE)......the closet/guest room in the distance.....

 Forest (East)........

 Chicken coop, pathway, kitchen in the far distance (SE).......

 Chicken Pasture, Pigeon coop on the right (South)......

 Pigeon coop, slab storage on the right (South, SW).....

 Slab storage and the top of the unfinished bath house roof (West,SW)......

Top of unfinished bath house roof and bone yard to the left of carport (West, NW)

Finishing the Shop Framing

 The North Wall.....We framed around the window making sure to leave room for the trim.

 The west wall on the north end..... we had to frame around the pole and the bar joist at the top as to make it an even plane to place the finish boards.

 The west wall, south end...... Framing around the sink window.

The south wall....