This is the most descriptive instructions i have ever seen! I actually enjoyed watching the video, even though it was an instructional one. Lol. Awesome job!
Thank you for the very helpful walk through of install. I bought one several years back here in the states, I didn't have the large enough slab where I wanted it to go, so didn't get the low price install, just delivery. It seemed a really good deal and didn't want to miss out on the price. It's just been sitting in my backyard, still new like delivered. There were no instructions, just a sped up video some years back, now I don't even see that. I was pretty sure I had mapped out how it likely was intended and it didn't look complex, but it's nice to confirm ahead that you are indeed installing as intended. Thanks again for the video.
You prolly dont give a damn but does anyone know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly lost my password. I would love any tips you can give me
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Cost and ease of installation... otherwise it is inferior. Like on the A-frame, you would need metal purlins (hat channel) for support but this is much better since debris will not get trapped at every rib and collect holding moisture. Evergreen needles decompose and create perfect moist/acidic conditions to erode/oxidize that very thin sheet metal in no time, for example. You will never see a metal residential or commercial roof installed with horizontal ribs. Never.
You must check with your local building codes. For my area you need a permit for any structure greater than 10x10. So check with your local town building inspector.
You can install it on dirt, gravel, pavement, concrete. They have 2 anchoring systems, For Gravel, Pavement they have 30" Re-Bar anchors - For concrete they supply 7" concrete anchors - For more details please feel free to call them at 604-799-8282 High wind locations where it's placed on dirt, gravel people also tend to add a few auger anchors.
@@willahelmpowers4835 You COULD build it on dirt if you don't care about it, but it should never been in direct soil contact. Aggregate is not soil and provides the necessary drainage as well as decoupling from the soil.
To keep costs low theres some custom cuts you must do for these kits. And many places offer free installation where their site crew does the custom cuts in a matter of minutes.
Hi Chris - We have 2 anchoring systems, For Gravel, Pavement we have 30" Re-Bar anchors - For concrete we supply 7" concrete anchors - For more details please feel free to call us at 604-799-8282
I was impressed with the full-length panels for the roofing and was ready to buy one of these until I saw how the owners (brothers) can't separate their business from their religion. News flash: Religion is divisive and history demonstrates how it's a bane for humanity, spread by the sword, and costing tens of millions their lives because they would not tow the line. Why do companies not learn that religion should not be mixed with business? Unless religion is your business, that is. Just substitute a religion that is not your own to understand how foolish this is.
