I have a problem!

As some of you will know my garage/workshop has a metal roof, well this weekend as its been freezing the roof freezes up, when i went in it yeaterday it was practictly raining in there

So has anyone got any ideas how i can stop it as eveyrhing is getting p$%"ed wet through with is not good!


Ta
Mark

In a word Mark insulation the moist atmosphere is condensing on the underside of your metal roof, you've got to insulate it to stop the atmosphere coming in direct contact with the metal
P.S. Avoid parrafin heaters as they produce loads of moisture
Not good conditions for the old "black lead" syndrome

Like Brian says, insulation! How about using the insulation slabs used when building house walls (put in the cavity void). Use the ones with one side covered with metal foil. Construct a false ceiling and instal the slabs with the metal foil towards the metal roof, prefeably with a reasonable air gap. If the false ceiling is well enough sealed, to the walls and the room beneath, then it would be a good idea if the the air gap between the slabs and the metal roof was ventilated to the outside. Failing this sell up, imigrate to Australia - 'no worries mate!'

Thanks to here and 3drc i think ive got the solution

Anyone up for a weekend work party?? lol

M

What , you packing up and leaving this cold, wet and depresing country?

Allan Warner wrote:What , you packing up and leaving this cold, wet and depresing country?

Have a look here and enjoy warm english winter
http://www.weatherforecastmap.com/poland/sniezka/

Use a umbrella!!!

Whats the solution? Hope you get it done before the new 'BB IMAC' baby arrives. Can't have it getting cold and wet.