Workshop roof

[devonwoody]

Last year I had to replace my workshop roof, (double garage).

Pleased to report that my handtools some exposed to atmosphere in the shop did not suffer any rust or erosion problems, ( I had left out some japanese saws on the bench). The roof was that insulated industrial metal type and was put up in a day.

So I can recommend the system, I was promised no condensation and had no problems or leaks.

 

[Claymore]

Sounds like the same stuff I have on mine (green corrugated metal with 1 1/2" rigid Foam backing?) its great stuff but mine wasn't fitted correctly so leaks in odd places but no condensation after 15 years worth every penny.
Brian

 

[MikeJhn]

Any chance of a Link chaps?

One of my very kind neighbours in France has sent me a couple of pictures of the lean too at the back of the pigeries, looks like I have a new project when I get back there.

Mike

 

[devonwoody]

Sorry I missed your request but this was the company I used in the UK but I think it is a generic material process or franchise perhaps.

http://www.unitedroofingproducts.com/as ... ng-opt.pdf

http://www.unitedroofingproducts.com/as ... tifier.pdf

 

[Jasper42]

Sorry I missed your request but this was the company I used in the UK but I think it is a generic material process or franchise perhaps.

http://www.unitedroofingproducts.com/as ... ng-opt.pdf

http://www.unitedroofingproducts.com/as ... tifier.pdf

I have used the same type of roofing on the wife's "she shed" with good results. Used a tile effect to keep it looking nice.

 

[MikeJhn]

Thanks for the link, that is the crinkly tin I have on my barn in the UK, thought you had found something new, just goes to prove "there is nothing new in heaven or on earth". :wink:

Mike