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Need galvanized roof
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Most steel roofing material is designed to overlap when you install it. Maybe you can get a piece 10 foot long material.....cut it in half and install it. Use the sheet metal screws that have a rubber washer. Galvalume (sp) is what is used on most metal buildings, but cheaper material would do just fine for a blind. As for the slope......you might have to cut a 2x4 or 2x6 "long ways". Install this on the roof before you put on the roofing material. I can cut it for you if you need some help. |
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We use endura on our roofs. It's made of a composite material. Tends to be much cooler than Tin
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Get the 2 5' pieces and just put the caulk on the seam. It will be fine. If you want it all in one. You will have to get a metal works shop to bend it for you. Will not be very cheap. I bet
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I was thinking more of the material that is used in manufacturing air conditioner units. That type of thin sheet metal. I was thinking that maybe an a/c repairman could fashion something like this.
I don't want to use sheets of tin because the strong wind picks up on the corners and pulls it up and tears near the screw. |
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Any sheet metal shop can do it but it is gonna have to be seemed together because the sheets come 4' wide
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Sulphur sheet metal
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What you need is a sheet metal mechanic. They can do that.
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