The rainwater collection system is a trendy concept for barndominium owners especially from the Green Light States (e.g. Texas). Such a system allows you to save utility bills, ensures reuse of the water, and in fact, you can purify the…
Usually, well-structured metal barndominiums easily survive wind of up to 175 mph. It is possible to resist 200 mph wind with ICF blocks. Some slight damage may occur during a category 3 hurricane which accounts for wind speeds of 111…
Imagine waking up in your barndominium with a soft natural light, gently illuminating your space without flipping a single switch. Yes, we are talking about the skylights! But what makes skylights such a coveted feature? Let’s examine their benefits from…
Barndominiums’ roofing effectively controls indoor temperature, especially the lighter shades that reflect the head whereas the darker ones are absorbed. Nowadays, cool roofs are having dark pigments mainly designed to combat the heat. This article illustrates how the choice of…
Alright, let’s cut straight to the chase. When you’re thinking about putting a roof over your barndominium, you’re not just picking out shingles. You’re making a choice that’s going to affect your pocketbook, your comfort, and hey, even the planet.…
Selecting the right material and pattern and material for your barndominium’s roof is important. Cost, sustainability, weather resistance, and overall resale value significantly affect the roofing strategy for a barndominium. This article covers the key areas of roofing that aim…
