Hey All,1990 class c 24' Tioga. I've removed the rotted luan and have the roof stripped down to the polystyrene insulation. There are steel rafters that run perpendicular to the length of the rig. The builders glued the Luan to the insulation and I ...
Hi everyone.1990 Chevy Tioga class C (24')I bought it with the understanding it needed a roof, and boy does it.The membrane is threadbare, the decking is buckling in places, there is a large soft spot by the rooftop A/C, and recently, after a highway...
Greetings Sirs and Madams,I just thought I would introduce myself to break the ice. I'm Paul and I picked up a1990 class C Chevy Tioga last fall. It has 45,000 miles on it. It is a 350 with a 400 Transmission. We are the third owners and it came wi...
Thanks drewA useful response. I was thinking a pl adhesive myself. I was going to read the label at the lumber yard tomorrow when I grab the Luan. I'm not a fan of water based anything which you are hoping to get a long life from (except interior pa...
I think I'd read about the differences on a site comparing commercial applications. Obviously a different animal. The TPO required the use of heat to weld the seams I think. Or maybe that was during manufacturing. Some one will know. It was more th...
mich, that link didn't work. I don't know how to work fiberglass. Not so sure I want a learning curve here, now. TPO seems to require greater skill. I appreciate all the advice, but I think I've settled on the Dicor Brite ply system. @1.24 SF it se...
Thanks Eddie. I think it's wood rAfters, based on the wood fibers embedded in the screw threads when I ripped one out of the rot. I was thinking about putting a gentle radius on rafters before decking. You're right it is flat. Probably from rot/fatig...
