After finishing the exterior (except for staining and painting the sunburst), it was time to move to the interior.
Brad installed all of the electrical wiring within the walls and to the fan box in the ceiling. Once that was done, the County came out, inspected, and cleared the electrical. Another step done.
We had quite a bit of additional board insulation left over from the walls as well as some fiberglass from the ceiling, so we ended up being able to double insulate the ENTIRE building!
The next step was putting up the shiplap on the ceiling. Starting in the center, we worked our way down to each side. In this photo, you can see the box for the ceiling fan that will be installed later.
| Shiplap siding starting from center of ceiling with hole cut out for ceiling fan box |
| With curved boards, we used a jack for "muscle" to help straighten them into place for nailing |
| Shiplap completed to one side |
| Ceiling shiplap completed - so exciting to get a glimpse of what the finished product will be! |
| A view of the back wall with the extra insulation used |
| Double insulated walls |
| Double insulated walls - especially nice on these west and south facing exposures |
| Shiplap started on the first wall |
| Brad measuring for the electrical box cutout |
| First wall complete |
| Rounding the corner and the front wall |
| The third wall facing east to my wonderful view of the mountains |
| Starting with center on back wall and working out |
| Final wall complete - SO BEAUTIFUL! |
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