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December 17, 2014 at 7:15 p.m.

egg

We went back over with a Polyester FR self-adhered sheet. One base, one or two mid-ply (can't remember which) and the PFR cap with Lomanco Omnivent. At that time the ICC-ES report/req for that particular system gave us a Class A up to and including 1/2 and twelve pitch or we would have had to put quarter inch densdeck down first.

December 17, 2014 at 7:24 p.m.

egg

Conventional wisdom would have insisted we remove the turbine vent you notice at the ridge. We opted to leave it alone. I can't remember why. I have a feeling it was covering some ancient venial sin. I'm just no longer sure, but we had already seriously over-run the budget as it was. I do remember that part. Everybody parted friends and the bills got paid. One thing that scared me about the project was knowing the dubious history of aluminum wiring in trailers. We made absolutely certain that at no time did anyone even touch, even breathe on, any of that stuff running through the attic cavity.

December 18, 2014 at 8:56 a.m.

Chuck2

Geez, seems like it would have cost about the same thing to just buy another mobile home. :blink:


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