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Shed Roof

Fireside Solicitor · 2020-01-18 17:01:15

Has anyone recently done a replacement roof. Looking to get an idea of the cost involved - will need to get it done as I can’t work that sort of jobs anymore. Timbers look OK from the ground anyway. Appreciate any feedback.

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#32 05-12-2020 1:28pm
blue5000

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minerleague wrote: »

As you say getting it up without kinking , weight etc might be problem. 32ft had in mind ( Think water inclined to weep back at joints and low slope on shed wouldnt help) Prob overthinking it ,suppose with coated sheets not as big an issue

Can you get a bale trailer near the shed? Way to do it is back the trailer up to where the sheet is going, lift the end of the sheet up on to the eaves, support with a loader then slide it up the roof into position. Won’t be simple but doable with 4 people . Collect the sheets from the supplier with the bale trailer.

If the seat's wet, sit on yer hat, a cool head is better than a wet ar5e.

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