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Posted by on May 15, 2008, 10:26 pm
On Thu, 15 May 2008 08:30:43 -0700 (PDT), "wpflumus@yahoo.com"
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>> > How are the ridges of the adjoiningroofplanes capped?? I just ask
>> > because I can't seem to get a minds eye picture of how this could be
>> > done.
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>> http://www.wesellmetalroofing.com/VC%20School%20Angles%201_small.jpg
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>> - gpsman
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>Nice picture at least I now know some type of 'tin' roofs have
>capping, it does appear to be something other than the type of roofing
>'tin' I was asking about.
>
>Just to be clear I'm asking about the kind of 'tin' roofing that comes
>in 32 inch width and is in varying lengths that has ridges on both
>edges and a ridge in the center. The ridges are what is overlapped
>when installing the roof.
>
>Bill
My neighbor has what you are talking about but it gets capped in a
very similar way to the picture posted. If you can't find one I will
go get a picture of his house (it's dark now)
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