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"It's a new house. Why do I need an inspection?"
[#2] Posted: 05/08/2012 - 06:31:33 AM |  |  |
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If the cricket and the valley it creates are covered in IWS and that is a real W valley pan with edge dams it should work just fine. If not it's screwed, the cricket looks way to shallow a pitch for standing seam without a membrane under it.
An open valley with soldered flat lock seams would be better, but it would be just as ugly. Even a custom pan would look goofy, and most roofers wouldn't be able to fab it anyway.
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 "It's a new house. Why do I need an inspection?"
[#3] Posted: 05/08/2012 - 11:12:04 PM | | |
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You don't have a problem with the water being trapped, Tom?
That's the most idiotic roofing detail (both design and installation) I've seen in a long time.
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