Tin roof or Felt roof

Started by Flunky, May 01, 2008, 14:29:10

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Which one of these would you go prefer for a shed.

Tin roof
Felt/wooden roof

Flunky

I have been having issues with my shed, many thanks to Albacore1854 for you advice. Very helpful.

I need a concencus of opinion as to which would be best.

Thanks for your input.

Flunky.

Flunky


Lauren S

I think a tin roof when it rains would drive you crazyyyyyyyyyyyy  ;D
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RobinOfTheHood

Tin lasts so much longer.... ;D
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Robert_Brenchley

Tin can be a little noisy in the rain(I once had a tin roof right outside my bedroom window), but it's effective, longlasting, and you get used to the racket.

albacore1854

Just an idea, I've not tried it but if the noise becomes unbearable could you not look to putting turf on it.It works in the trendy newbuilds,that and sedum.
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Robert_Brenchley

If you do that don't use tin. It'll rust eventually, especially if it's damp all the time.

albacore1854

You'd put a membrane down first.
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longlad

you will have to re do the poll felt / tin /green  see what that brings up ;D
oh bugger its raining

Flunky

Come on, need some more votes.

Too close at the moment.

cambourne7

I have felt at the moment but i want to replace it with corigated tin and plastic to allow more light into my shed. My next shed probably not on this plot will be a staw bail construction with the plastic and tin construction.

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silly billy

Got to be tin, felt is forever being torn off by the wind.
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albacore1854

If you are using the correct felt, and have fixed it properly it shouldn't do.

You may have troubles if you are using  the grade they label as hutch, or shed felt.Its paper thin, and will crack if you try to fix it in cold weather.
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Carls3168

Ive got a felt roof, and after hammering 2kgs worth of nails into it wind aint no issue!  ;D

I'd go for felt everytime though - tin would be like an oven in the summer and fridge in the winter  :-[

Also I recon in a good breeze a tin roof would blow of all together, rather then just get damaged like felt?  >:(

cambourne7

i have also used this paint on tar stuff on the joins and over the nails ;)

albacore1854

Is it fixed every 4 to 6 inches?

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Thegoodlife

see if you can find some reeds and do your self a thatched roof
today i will be growin veg!!

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