Brob wrote:
Glad to see the roof in place; that's a huge step in the right direction for sure!
One thing I was thinking as I was looking through your posts on rolling the TPO under the drip edge was the thought of installing the metal after the TPO; using it to pinch the roofing between the plywood and the metal. I realize it's a little late at this stage, but a thought nonetheless.
Not as glad as I am! Lol...
I actually wanted the TPO on the bottom side of the steel, not between the steel and the wood roof. That will keep water off of the wood and the steel both.
I can also drape a little of the extra TPO down over top of the covering that goes on the side wall, to help prevent water from running down from the top of the wall.
I do plan on adding a piece to help hold the TPO in place which will go at the top of the backwards "L".
I don't think I really need it, but I may do it anyway, just as a little extra insurance.
