Hi
I'm working on a small chicken coop, where it's important that the hens are not exposed to drafts, as my partner has explained.
Right now, the framework is done, and I'm installing OSB boards on the inside.
How do professionals usually proceed when they install boards in a room?
I guess in this order:
1. Boards on the ceiling, flush against the vertical studs in the wall.
2. Boards on the wall, flush against the board on the ceiling. If there were to be a gap between these boards, it wouldn't be upwards but to the side, which might be better from a draft perspective, I guess.
3. Boards on the floor flush against the board on the wall. The downside here is that the gap will be vertical between the boards.
Interested to hear if you know the best order.
Best regards,
Fredrik
I'm working on a small chicken coop, where it's important that the hens are not exposed to drafts, as my partner has explained.
Right now, the framework is done, and I'm installing OSB boards on the inside.
How do professionals usually proceed when they install boards in a room?
I guess in this order:
1. Boards on the ceiling, flush against the vertical studs in the wall.
2. Boards on the wall, flush against the board on the ceiling. If there were to be a gap between these boards, it wouldn't be upwards but to the side, which might be better from a draft perspective, I guess.
3. Boards on the floor flush against the board on the wall. The downside here is that the gap will be vertical between the boards.
Interested to hear if you know the best order.
Best regards,
Fredrik