[Woodworkers] Roofing question

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Doug
I've never worked with tin, but it sounds like as long as the pitch is  
relatively shallow, you should be able to bend it right across the  peak.
 
Gray Williams
Mechanicsville, VA
 
 
In a message dated 8/1/2015 2:49:54 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
woodworkers at lists.sawdusters.org writes:

 
Hi All, I need to put a roof on my sisters shed.  She  wants tin on the 
roof so she can listen to the rain.  The shed is one of  those fiberglass 
models and the Arizona sun has just turned the top into thick  paper.  It’s about 
5’8” from the peak to the end of the current  roof.  I was thinking of 
getting that 12’ long tin from the big box store  and cutting the high points 
down to just above the lower points and bending it  over the peak.  Not much 
of a bend, much less that the peak of any house  around here.  
Anyone ever done this?  Is there a better way?    
Thanks in advance for any help.  
Doug in AZ.


 
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