A little more progress; small by measure, but huge by comfort. The master bath has been dry-walled and all the walls insulated. Per the plan, we needed to create a heated cocoon for bathroom activities.
The insulation stuffed into the interior walls does a very nice job capturing the heat, particularly since 3 of the 4 walls are not exposed to exterior winds and elements. It will also serve it's afterlife as a permanent installation in the walls to provide sound deadening. - I got a funny look at the home center when I asked for greenboard, the staple of moisture resistant drywall for bathrooms. The new sheriff is purple to distinguish it's resistance to both moisture and mold. OK, I'm on board.
The electric oil-filled heater works great on a very low setting to keep the bathroom cocoon at a cozy temp. It really makes for improved creature comforts as I perch on my throne and gaze out the strategically placed window and chuckle to think that I spent my last 2 years living in that tiny garage over yonder.
- - We installed a catwalk platform up near the peak of the roof framing to allow a very low scuttle along the entire 44' length. The insulation vent chutes are installed in each bay and we are getting pretty close to the point of insulating the main living space.
The structured wiring is next, a tiny bit of electrical wiring detail, and I believe we will begin insulating the ceiling and exterior walls. WooHoo!
