Insulating my pole barn ceiling

[kayssupply]

I got a deal on a lift like that. I just couldn't make myself put it up. I had a car fall from a very stable old fashion lift. All the weight balanced on those two uprights, I just couldn't do it.

[rswyan]

Gene,

What is your ceiling height if you know offhand ?

I'd like to put in a twin post lift like that someday ....

I'll be at 11 1/2' finished ceiling height once the slab is poured

[GEB]

I got lucky with my celling, bought the house with the
unfinished barn, after 5 inches of concrete and my celling
I'm still at 12 ft. [img]/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]
The lift I have requires 11ft 11inches.
But there are sevral to choose from that will work with a 11.5
Whats nice is with the top beam all the cables are up out of the
way rather than a skid plate on the floor covering the cables.
I got mine down in Indy have a look here...
https://www.gregsmithequipment.com/c...x.php?cPath=33
I have the Pro 9 9000lb
I do Jeeps, lift kits, gears, axles......
So a 2 post was a must for me.
Gene

[Buck]

If you do not intend to finish the ceiling, nail chicken wire to hold fiberglass insulation. Lay the plastic part of the insulation facing downward.

[Mike_C]

Instead of drywall, I put 7/16" OSB on the walls and ceiling,
then blew in insulation. The OSB gives it a nice rustic look, plus
it allows you to hang things anywhere you want without having to find the studs.

[5030tinkerer]

I'd seriously look at the spray in Icynene product. You can see a video of it in action here. It leaves no voids whatsoever.