I was wondering what kind of lumber interior walls are you guys using it inside your shacks? Or are you using metal?
What kind of wood walls
I was wondering what kind of lumber interior walls are you guys using it inside your shacks? Or are you using metal?
I'm building my shack this spring, broke ground in the fall but the weather caught up with me and put everything on hold. I plan on having everything KD except the bottom sill plate PT. Lots of shacks around here are all wood built, I've seen a metal one here and there. Some might tell you to plan for the future, for if and when the proposed laws would go into effect to try and run us little guys out of operation. I guess I'll take my chances on that and if it comes to it I'll put metal up then.
2018 - ?? 2x5 lapierre raised flue evaporator
2017 - 150 taps mixed 2.5 x 4 evaporator
2016 - 230 taps taps mixed 2.5 x 4 evaporator
2015 - 115 taps mixed buckets, bags and, water jugs. 2.5 x 4 evaporator.
2014 - 55 taps mixed buckets, bags and, drop lines. 4 steam trays and a block arch. 3 gallons made tapped prematurely (lesson learned)
Metal or some washable material would be best.
I have not finished the inside of mine so its still rough cut hemlock.
Regards,
Chris
Casbohm Maple and Honey
625 roadside taps + Neighbors bring some sap too!
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2015 Ford F250 PSD sap hauler
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We put 7/16" osb on walls then covered that with milk house paneling and steel ceiling. Turned out great.
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