ShawnR
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- Location
- Chesterville, Ohio, USA
I'm not exactly sure how to describe this type of barn roof so I'm open to suggestions there. I've always called it a "round roof", but that isn't exactly accurate.
Anyway, there are multiple leaks and I'm trying to get things sealed up. It is covered with corrugated steel that isn't "tight" against the supporting boards anymore. Current plan is to rent a lift and screw things tight and start caulking seams.
I'm just looking for other options. Replace the metal with new something? I don't think that current barn siding metal will bend to fit that curve without kinking. Shingles would need a layer of plywood underneath, but the roof is almost completely flat at the very top.
The barn is in central Ohio, USA and built in 1929 by my great uncle.
Anyway, there are multiple leaks and I'm trying to get things sealed up. It is covered with corrugated steel that isn't "tight" against the supporting boards anymore. Current plan is to rent a lift and screw things tight and start caulking seams.
I'm just looking for other options. Replace the metal with new something? I don't think that current barn siding metal will bend to fit that curve without kinking. Shingles would need a layer of plywood underneath, but the roof is almost completely flat at the very top.
The barn is in central Ohio, USA and built in 1929 by my great uncle.