The Easiest Way To Finish A Shop Interior! | Metal Liner Panel Install

[@AmbitionStrikes]

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[@guytech7310]

That shop need a small bridge crane :)

[@hillarycomey2639]

That metal is going to sweat like a pig

[@brandonpourmorady9485]

Just siigned up for the trial!

[@fuhrermk92]

keep going please/ Courteney your got a cute name i love it… can you make 2 videos in a week ? coz sometimes you can’t download videos every week,,

[@drewg1988]

Please do a video about pre off grid life and how you prepared to make the jump. It would be so helpful to understand a little more about finances required to get a set up like what you guys have now. Thank you for all the hard work you guys put into your videos!!

[@theresaluvspims6163]

Everything yall do have such a "finished" look. Riley, I am like you ...I love watching things being made. That was so much fun. I love how concise the technology was to mold the panels to size. Courtney, so sorry you are feeling poopy. Great job guys and so bright now. Hugs and stuff.

[@AmbitionStrikes]

Watching the panels be made gave us an even great appreciation for how cool of a product it is!

[@GreenTeaViewer]

I am Australian, and I've noticed that Americans are OBSESSED with "drywall". It is a specific type of interior wall construction, I believe. We build interior walls in Australia, with different names, and we don't talk about it much! Yet online, Americans are always talking about the magic "drywall." I have no idea why.

[@hubertwebb9869]

Wow, Courtney's eyes don't smile when she's sick. You can really tell when she is sick.❤❤❤❤

[@ralphkearns7600]

I took some relatives from out of the country through the Jelly Belly factory. Half way through I discovered that I was comparing factories. I had worked in a rubber company for 36 years. What a surprise to discover that I was compariing.

[@wes52101]

I've been a carpenter for around 25 years and I still love when a new phase of a project is done. Love the way the shop is turning out. It's a huge difference! Love seeing the progress!

[@jbarvideo12]

Amazing planning was required to do this job so well. Detailed planning, including the J & F channels, the 8ft and 18 ft panels. Glad the scissor lift made the finish work possible, especially since Courtney wasn't available 100%. Please get better soon and stay well both of you.

[@AmbitionStrikes]

Thanks Jay!

[@cameronhamer9432]

We usually call them J&F , sounds more polite than FenJ , LOL . The strapping on the walls behind the metal adds to the insulation value , the air space 👍🇨🇦

[@jdclark3215]

WOW! LOOKS GREAT. Proud of you two.

[@norcoredneck]

Awesome. Courtney is a trooper. She even manages to smile when feeling down.

[@robwhite2282]

Bonners Ferry! Amazing to have such a advanced business there in the middle of nowhere

[@almachapman5409]

I'm 65 years old, and my sister and used to help my Dad. I just love all the model-day tools

[@machinist5828]

That was a real flashback seeing the rolling mills. I used to machine, assemble and operate ones that made the panels for the carports and screen rooms that every mobile home in Florida had it seemed. Ours were all manually operated so product changes were....... unpopular. We also had the extrusion press that made all the square tubular structure including the screen and storm doors. At one time I could make a complete order ready to be boxed and wrapped. I don't know if American Aluminum is still around but it was the best you could get. I was a car guy though so when a machinist job opened up at a foreign car shop to do restorations I was on it. Wow! That was 42 years ago! Those walls look nice and that boo-boo at the window will only be noticed by you. No big deal. Yes those scissor lifts are the deal! We used them at the plant I worked at and it really saved my arthritic knees. Your barndominium is looking nice. I'm actually a bit jealous..... LOL! Cheers Terry

[@J.Howard]

Haha!! 😄 Looked like the lights were brighter than you thought they'd be.

[@rudyfisher7660]

You could have used one of those PB C connectors and have the threads on 1 side and when you stick it through Glue on the pipe on the other side they're side then you can stick your wire through it because the nut will be on the back side and the senses PVC screw the thread on that back side you put the nut on it then slide it over the wire and you got it made

[@johnmeloche6569]

Great idea to use metal wall and ceiling to get job done quickly and great to see it formed. Really coming great

[@robertmcpherson962]

Very cool project. As a fellow Mfg Engineer of over 30 years I wish I had done what you did.

[@fredericrike5974]

Riley, the next time you are close to the metal shop, pick up a little bottle of touch up paint for that white panel. Where you patched it, carefully paint the raw edges- it will both seal the panel from rust but it will also reduce the appearance of your patch. Oh, and don't tell every body visiting! Get better soon, Cort- I'm quite sure you had bigger plans! FR

[@peterhorner364]

That metal ceiling looks really good 😊

[@billmcdonald9115]

So amazing. In one year a dirt pad to finished exterior, with loft. A new road for the second delivery of concrete, finished floor and NOW beautiful white walls. Double, triple WOW!

[@ToIsleOfView]

Who knew?? Metal indoors looks wonderful. Thanks for the share. Keep it up.

[@CaptainKseadog1]

The metal was such a great option for the shop interior. I love the industrial look and you can pressure wash it when it gets dirty. Holy crap, those ceiling light are blinding, but so necessary for fab work. You guys rock and Courtney i hope you are now feeling 100%. 😎💚

[@kennethoblenesjr8493]

Good choice on interior finish and lighting. I also enjoyed the tour of Ibex, like you I was involved in manufacturing and was president of the Textile Supervisors of America. We use to go to different places of manufacturing and tour the facility when the company would allow. Always a good time for me to see how other businesses operated. Keep up the good work and you have a good partner who helps when they are not feeling well. You two are a good team. 👍🎅🏻

[@seccat]

Made some lemonade 🍋. Put in an exhaust vent at the miss cut @20:00

[@jacktime9228]

Super great job. If I may make a recommendation; sound panels may help with the echo. We made them to cut down the echo and installed Bluetooth speakers to listen to music in the shop. Just trying to help. Be well Courtney.

[@davidhickmon2182]

You need to take care of that Girl she is a keeper.

[@brentlance2379]

It's a huge cost most dont do in pole buildings.. but the finished interior..look.. function.. white to help with brightness from lights.. u can't deny its the way to go

[@noproblem2big337]

Nice job and we'll done Courtney for hanging in there, I like those LED lights 👌

[@580guru]

Fantastic! Hope you're all better Courtney.

[@barryedwards1336]

I think I might have been tempted to cover the drywall with the sheeting as well, yes still drywall that wall because it will add just that little bit extra insulation to the house, but I would not mud it.

[@terrylarkin690]

Curly cues make great Christmas decorations like curly ice sickles.

[@jimdavison4077]

Just a suggestion but I put drywall inside my shop back in 1994 and it didn't last that long. The dampness from bringing cars in especially in the winter caused the mud and tape to come off and even the paper to detach from the core mud in places. My suggestion is go all metal. But you do as you like, time will tell.

[@Defender110SLO]

When I was making my garage I used sheets with insulation. Great work done. Cheers to bolth of you. 🍷&🍺

[@gdaddy2666]

Courtney, big time bravo! You hung in there like a trooper and managed to smile. Riley married up! Another RED team win.

[@skoomskaa]

The amount of work these two do by themselves, while also filming, is impressive. I stumbled on one of their solar panel videos and have been sort of binge watching since. Great content.

[@karenspeer7378]

Wow!! Wow!! You Guys are Amazing!! That Metal is Awesome! The Lights are Awesome!! Good Job 👍 👏👏👏 God Bless and have an Amazing Day!! ❤⚘😀

[@paulwilliams8641]

Looking great 👍 lights are very bright 🌞 🇬🇧

[@bobhale8325]

Let therer be light. Even when she is not feeling good Courtney is a trooper.

[@1944chevytruck]

COOL FACTORY! .... Sucks being sick get well soon! ... good job looks great!

[@mikeborkhuis7278]

I understand your apprehension about making sure everything is done in the walls before finishing them Riley. But one plus for the sheet metal panels is that if you want to make a change or addition later you can simply unscrew the panels to open the walls up. Make the changes. And then reinstall the panels.

[@ThisOffGridLife]

Looks awesome 👌

[@AmbitionStrikes]

Thanks guys! Just like you we are feeling the race to beat winter!

[@erichwhiteman6373]

Curls=Outdoor Holiday Decorations or birdfeeders. Looks great as always.

[@SilverPhoenix-PlazmaMoon]

And then there was LIGHT! Great show.

[@U20E27]

That metal fab setup is awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[@mikecohen2400]

Great job on the walls right materials for the job.

[@therigglet3548]

Awesome work. Get well soon Courtenay 🙂

[@donalddodson7365]

Excellent work! Having enough light will be so great. Sorry Courtney is having to work while feeling ill. "More chicken soup, Drill Sergeant!" Looks great. Blessings.

[@vickibrammer5377]

It looks so great. You guys have worked so hard to get it there.Happy Halloween🎃

[@AmbitionStrikes]

It feels so strange to walk into a building with proper lighting and a concrete floor!

[@donalddodson7365]

You mentioned the acoustics are different, too. You might want to float some "sound absorbing clouds" as you "tune" the concert hall. ;-)

[@jimd3541]

It was really super hot Ibex let you film the inside of their plant I've seen hospitals that aren't that clean what an impressive company. And your shop Barnum looks beautiful.

[@AmbitionStrikes]

Courtney was bummed to miss the tour. She said they had her dream shop... clean and huge!!

[@krissfemmpaws1029]

The shop space looks much better with the liner installed. What I've done in a couple of shops is put 4 foot wide 3/4 plywood as wall armor at floor level.

[@donaldmarty8445]

As a retired mechanical engineer, I'm blown away by what you two have accomplished but had to laugh when you mentioned using Trex for baseboard because that's exactly what I did when I built my shop 25 years ago although I used drywall for the walls. It has held up perfectly, so you made a good choice. As far as I know, you're the only other person to use it for baseboard. Always enjoy your channel!

[@rsecord]

Actually I have used plastic lumber like that far a few years on projects that will have chance of wet floor, I just set it in bead of silicone to create a tray, (Garages, Sheds in the building envelope, basements that het finished, shop bathrooms, especially if using with tile half or full walls.

[@geoffcowie8843]

Wall lining is soo rewarding. The metal prefinished lining has so many pluses. Tkz for taking Class for an excursion. You need some roll and rolling puns to add more Dad joke flavour. Yeh flavour.

[@roberta4989]

Great episode. Sorry you were under the weather Courtney, but as a true trooper, you still helped Riley. What a women!

[@C_J_81]

"Is it level?". Can just tell Riley wanted to say close enough.... Hah

[@raymondfolsom5859]

It does look real good, and it's practical!! Win-win

[@stevev3962]

Looks great, under the weather or not, you got it done. Good job.

[@coastalgaming1594]

seems to me that if you ever want to get rid of that mis-cut all you need to do is order one piece and install it over the entire section just in reverse and since the metal is so thin you wouldn't be able to see that it's an extra layer....orrr just don't look up. haha. looks great guys! thanks for sharing

[@Samtzu]

Decades ago a friend and I drywalled a ceiling with 5/8" X 12 foot drywall using ladders and a scaffold ... which is one reason why I quit doing drywall.... The metal panels look soooooo much easier. Also, all sympathy to Courtney... it major sucks to work when you are that sick....

[@virginiatolles1664]

Do hope you're feeling better soon, Courtney. The workshop looks fantastic, Riley!

[@genedegiorgio1617]

That is the cleanest and brightest shop I have ever seen. Well done.

[@ShaneCDixon]

That one step to get the interior looking so good!

[@insaynbcr]

That IBEX shop is one clean shop. Well lit and well organized.

[@LordRustyMcAlpin]

Great job kids. Keep up the good work.

[@barbara_d]

Awesome design!! Love the lights!

[@hobohank2040]

I think you will need to hang something up to absorb some of the sound that will be bouncing off of those metal walls. It should help with the echo that you hear.

[@jimdegeorge5517]

Bright and shiny smiles 😁😁😁😁

[@elainek1234]

All your projects have an upscale, not scrap material, look to them. I love watching your videos. I’ve really learned a lot. Thanks guys.

[@MelissaMalzahn]

That siding for the ceiling and walls definitely better than drywall. Looks good glad you are feeling better Courtney.

[@jsnock]

Agreed, i feel like they could have put drywall and then liner panel on the apartment wall to have better sound separation but also match the look and skip a lot of drywall finishing and painting up high. Looks great all in all though.

[@stewartwilkinsonsnr]

So another video watched up, I love how Courtney got her own back on Riley when using the Scissor Lift 😂 love the final result on the walls and those lights amazing ❤️💙

[@waynep343]

Lived in a bungalo that had roll formed awning that used a rounded W shape top and bottom of the frame with 1/4 gaps between the top and bottom rows. Any rain that fell between the gaps fell into the lower channels. This resulted in awnings that let air thru. Were cool on the underside on the hottest days. And no matter how hard it rained. Not a single drop came thru. I have been under them in the rare cloud bursts in los angeles in the mid 1990s.

[@brentderksen]

We had the guy form our metal roof panels on site, (snap lock profile). Iit was to coolest set of rollers and shears, all automated to our lengths. Fun to watch.

[@AmbitionStrikes]

That is so awesome!

[@billyhaddock5540]

Great Job Guy's on getting the wall panels on and looking awesome.. The lights looks great too. lv ur animals..

[@michaelbottomley2520]

That has made such a difference is great looks nice

[@Codger2015]

Hope you are feeling better today. Yesterday I posted about joint caulk and I see here today that post has disappeared. I only wanted to add one thing. Be sure you get pourable sealant. It will seek out and level out because you are using it on a horizontal surface. Because it is a horizontal surface then the pourable sealant will turn into a nice smooth almost flat top. If you want I can resurrect what I posted yesterday which included some good information about using backer rod and sealant.

[@bruceaux174]

You don’t have building inspections but 257K people watch your every move. Great job on the interior panels.

[@Buck1954]

Interesting because I'm buying sheet metal panels next spring. Looks good. Glad the A team could avail herself to help get those ceiling panels in.

[@SEAKAdventures]

That metal looks awesome! The bright lights will be perfect once you start projects in there. For the missed cut…you’ll hide it well I’m sure. But nice work owning it on camera, the honesty is what makes your videos great!

[@wayneullman5079]

It will be a reminder to measure twice cut once. Nice job as usual.

[@carlgustaf855]

Nice work. Light colors brightens up. Don't forget to install a ceiling fan to get the warm air down to the floor level. It makes a big difference when you have so high ceiling.

[@jodylawrence2208]

Look at you Courtney, one year in and you're already sporting North Idaho Chic.!! Damn fine job you two..!!

[@homerfantastic]

I have the same hi-bay lights in my shop. lights it up like a surgical center. Good choice.

[@AmbitionStrikes]

We couldn't believe how bright they were!

[@frederickboyd1415]

What an impressive workshop/home it is guys,the lights change everything.🏠👫.

[@kopenhagenkid]

Great job Riley and Courtney

[@PeterKNoone]

Super sweet wall finish! If you end up with too much echoey-ness you might consider covering 20% of each wall and ceiling with a sound absorbent material. There probably is an inexpensive material to use but nothing other than Garage Band style carpet is coming to mind.

[@donwiley1055]

Good job you too that look way better than drywall to me too keep up the good work

[@mountainbungelow7283]

Not sure what you have planned for the gyp wall, but I think a great look would be to mill some pine from your land and clad the wall in planks. Minimal cost, cool accent, ties in with the land. Just a thought. Keep up the great progress, guys!

[@C3Cooper]

Not using sheetrock is only a R-.5 insulation sacrifice. Seems worth it for the ease of installation. I expect that you'll notice greater sound bounce that drywall. Just keep plenty of scrap around for patching when you do need to cut into it. Lights just in time for shorter days.

[@robwhite2282]

Your decking solution for the baseboard is freaking brilliant!

[@zspat]

Your videos always put a smile on my face - greetings from Austria!

[@kenrobison9528]

Shop is looking great.

[@leroyeadon378]

That wall and ceiling is awesome. Love the look.

[@GirdHerd]

Pretty cool how you used that Trex as a baseboard and kick board. I'll bet Trex would like to see how you are using their product.

[@robertstrickland492]

Great job looks fantastic be safe and God Bless 🙌

[@wecirclethesky]

Wow it looks amazing in there! Fantastic work yall!

[@diecastdungeon8970]

Shop looks amazing and those lights are crazy bright with the white metal ... Courtney you are a real trooper working and feeling crappy. You guys are SO close to a completed work space, 🇺🇸

[@offroad6309]

Looks great. When you factor in the cost of keeping the scissor lift and paint the price gap isn't quite so big. It will make the shop area a little noisier as you found out. Great way to go. This is to late for you but might help someone else, when the batteries get low, you can run it plugged in. Was a little surprised you didn't get the drywall side painted while you had it?? Love the lights Get a leaf blower for "sweeping" out the shop.

[@leol1682]

Thanks Love the video Guy's have great day .

[@mariedriskell8752]

YAY, CONGRATS LOOKING FANTASTICALLY bright 🌞!!!!

[@BFVgnr]

That looks outstanding!

[@czthor1]

Lots of work this week, Good Job

[@BeardedPharmacist]

Looks incredible! Congrats