Has anyone experienced something similar? We insulated the friggebod this summer, and now when we come out, either the ceiling has lifted or the inner wall has sunk! The studs for the wall are on the floor, so the floor must have sunk, but I can't see that either. The ceiling consists of drywall screwed directly onto the rafters. It's strange anyway. The corresponding wall looks the same but with a smaller gap. Anyone have any ideas?
The wall in the picture is a drywall. The others are wood paneling. Shouldn't the rafters have already shrunk last winter? At that time, the cabin wasn't insulated.
Could they have shrunk 30 mm?
It's not that there's been a lot of snow on the roof this winter that's caused it to bend down? Now that the snow has disappeared, the roof has returned to its original position.
I don't understand what I'm looking at in the picture?
No one really understands that strange picture?
I'm guessing the valve is on a wall. (Is it a valve by the way?)
What are the striped parts, with three stripes in a group; wallpaper?
What is the dark blue stripe?
Which is the ceiling?
(Why do you put drywall on the ceiling in a shed?)
