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I would definitely go with full rubberized underlayment membrane for the entire roof for anything below 4/12 roof pitch. For the price difference it's not worth it to take a chance. Do you have municipal rules as far as material choices? Would they accept a dual layer flat roof membrane?yeah man hindsight.....
I can promise that roof will have a different composition come september
Our summer camp in Maine has a metal roof... Lordy that thing is loud.
Long run metal roofs are ‘standard’ here in NZ, we get a fair bit of rain as you may know. The majority are a brand called ‘Coloursteel’ and they tend to avoid as much flashing as possible. My place for example only has a little right at the peak of the roof and they way it’s layered means it’s a secondary protection anyway. They can be loud but most places now have insulation either in the loft space or directly under the steel and that really takes the edge off. I did recently have a weekend in an old converted railway villa that had minimal insulation and it was loud af.
I lived in some rental houses years ago here that were difficult to sleep in during storms. It's the best way to avoid my current clusterfuck but they do make quite the cacophony
got the bed apart and running some space heaters and fans on the floor.... fuckin reeks
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i hear ya. we've been living with ripped up floors and about a dozen industrial drying fans/dehumidifiers running 24-7 for the past 4 days. stinky, dusty, loud, ugh. they go away tomorrow, new water heater goes in, and then we figure out re-doing the downstairs flooring...
It doesn't work because Woo is a renter.
considering checking airbnb vacancies and squatting for a few days....
And by squatting I mean breaking in
Highways have been closed so they're are definitely some empties
And by squatting I mean breaking in
Highways have been closed so they're are definitely some empties
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