Trusscore Liner & Interior Prep – Honey Shed Renovation in Southgate
We’ve installed Trusscore PVC wall liners inside the Southgate honey shed build—located between Holstein and Mount Forest, just south of Durham. Prior to spray foam insulation, we sheathed the interior of the original pole shed with 1/4” OSB to create a barrier between the foam and the steel roof. This prep work protects the roof panels from bonding to the insulation and allows for future replacement if needed. Both the existing shed and the new addition received Trusscore wall panels, creating a clean, washable, and long-lasting surface ideal for food-safe or utility use.
Outside, we updated both sections of the building with new steel wall panels and custom metal trims to give the honey extraction shed a cohesive, modern appearance. This renovation blends new construction with an upgrade of an existing agricultural structure—delivering a fully insulated, low-maintenance workspace built to handle seasonal honey processing or general farm use.
The roof of the original building was spray foamed to allow the open webbing of the trusses to stay exposed and allow more storage.
The walls of the addition were spray foamed to ensure an air tight seal on the extraction room walls to make it easy to heat and keep out any bees during the honey extraction process.
from Durham did a super clean install on these 50,000 BTU Propane heaters from
. Two heaters where installed on separate thermostats to allow the heating to be controlled in the extraction room, and shop/storage areas separately
PVC Liner is being installed on the ceiling and walls of the extraction room. Its a food grade liner, which is smooth and easy to clean, and white keeping the room bright. Also this liner is manufactured in Palmerston, ON allowing us to support local business.
