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Steel roof strapping gimmeroof 09-11-2007
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Posted by on September 11, 2007, 10:03 pm
Hi, we want a steel rood for the cottage. We had several contractors
come and quote. All but one want to use 1x4 strapping. One wants to do
2x4. What would be the benefit of using the 2x4, other than the price
difference. We have cathedral ceilings, with one side sloping toward
North. Winds can be strong, but are slowed down by huge spruces that
grow on that side.
Thanks Folks!


Posted by marson on September 11, 2007, 10:32 pm
On Sep 11, 9:03 pm, gimmer...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Hi, we want a steel rood for the cottage. We had several contractors
> come and quote. All but one want to use 1x4 strapping. One wants to do
> 2x4. What would be the benefit of using the 2x4, other than the price
> difference. We have cathedral ceilings, with one side sloping toward
> North. Winds can be strong, but are slowed down by huge spruces that
> grow on that side.
> Thanks Folks!

I am going to assume that your roof has plywood or osb sheathing on it
in good condition. If that is the case, then I think there would be
minimal advantage to 2x strapping.


Posted by Tony Hwang on September 12, 2007, 12:00 am
gimmeroof@yahoo.com wrote:
> Hi, we want a steel rood for the cottage. We had several contractors
> come and quote. All but one want to use 1x4 strapping. One wants to do
> 2x4. What would be the benefit of using the 2x4, other than the price
> difference. We have cathedral ceilings, with one side sloping toward
> North. Winds can be strong, but are slowed down by huge spruces that
> grow on that side.
> Thanks Folks!
>
Hi,
2 x 4 will give more air gap. Other than that I have no clue.
My cabin has 1 x 4. Almost 7 years since it's built and no roof trouble.

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