Recent content by Swaitsy83

Thanks. Them's the breaks. If I can make them last for a while then they'll do for now I suppose, if I can come up with a way of keeping the edges down. Hey ho.

Ah that aye, well it looks a bit oddball because the first row of panels were fixed down at the end and then the middle, then the overlapping layer has been put down with a larger overlap than planned, making the middle studs appear off centre. This was to try and use whole panels so I wouldn't...

noseall thanks. Unfortunately that was my initial thought being honest with you.

Ok. I'm not entirely sure what sort of additional support they would need. They're lying flat on a wood planked roof. They're not sagging because there's no void space underneath for them to sag into. They're arrow straight, just curling upwards along the edges. Obviously I can't pin the edges...

Hi all, New to the forum. I've a question about corrugated bitumen panels. I've recently fitted them to the garage roof, to my knowledge correctly. There's no purlins, there never were on the old roof due to such a gradual pitch so the panels are fixed straight to the wood planks that run over...