roof boarding

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  • #106286
    mgroadster
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    I think I need to put in 1 or two extra foof timbers to fix the boarding to. How did you guys fix yours? did you use “grab adhesive”? I’m scratching my head a bit as to how to get the extra strengtheners fixed in place to complete the roof boarding.

    #133377
    Darren
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    Some people use grab
    Some people use grab adhesive, but it can pull off from the metal if one is not careful.
    The strongest method is to screw the timber into a roof support with self tapping screws. Obviously dont screw though the roof!

    #133380
    Darren
    Keymaster

    Some people use grab
    Some people use grab adhesive, but it can pull off from the metal if one is not careful.
    The strongest method is to screw the timber into a roof support with self tapping screws. Obviously dont screw though the roof!

    #133381
    Darren
    Keymaster

    Some people use grab
    Some people use grab adhesive, but it can pull off from the metal if one is not careful.
    The strongest method is to screw the timber into a roof support with self tapping screws. Obviously dont screw though the roof!

    #133382
    Darren
    Keymaster

    Some people use grab
    Some people use grab adhesive, but it can pull off from the metal if one is not careful.
    The strongest method is to screw the timber into a roof support with self tapping screws. Obviously dont screw though the roof!

    #133383
    Darren
    Keymaster

    Some people use grab
    Some people use grab adhesive, but it can pull off from the metal if one is not careful.
    The strongest method is to screw the timber into a roof support with self tapping screws. Obviously dont screw though the roof!

    #133386
    Darren
    Keymaster

    Some people use grab
    Some people use grab adhesive, but it can pull off from the metal if one is not careful.
    The strongest method is to screw the timber into a roof support with self tapping screws. Obviously dont screw though the roof!

    #133387
    Darren
    Keymaster

    Some people use grab
    Some people use grab adhesive, but it can pull off from the metal if one is not careful.
    The strongest method is to screw the timber into a roof support with self tapping screws. Obviously dont screw though the roof!

    #133370
    Darren
    Keymaster

    Some people use grab
    Some people use grab adhesive, but it can pull off from the metal if one is not careful.
    The strongest method is to screw the timber into a roof support with self tapping screws. Obviously dont screw though the roof!

    #133372
    Darren
    Keymaster

    Some people use grab
    Some people use grab adhesive, but it can pull off from the metal if one is not careful.
    The strongest method is to screw the timber into a roof support with self tapping screws. Obviously dont screw though the roof!

    #133373
    Darren
    Keymaster

    Some people use grab
    Some people use grab adhesive, but it can pull off from the metal if one is not careful.
    The strongest method is to screw the timber into a roof support with self tapping screws. Obviously dont screw though the roof!

    #133389
    spc
    Participant

    Im with darren . I would use
    Im with darren . I would use screws too . I would screw it maybe putting a thin layer of adhesive just to stop rattles.

    #133393
    spc
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    Im with darren . I would use
    Im with darren . I would use screws too . I would screw it maybe putting a thin layer of adhesive just to stop rattles.

    #133394
    spc
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    Im with darren . I would use
    Im with darren . I would use screws too . I would screw it maybe putting a thin layer of adhesive just to stop rattles.

    #133396
    spc
    Participant

    Im with darren . I would use
    Im with darren . I would use screws too . I would screw it maybe putting a thin layer of adhesive just to stop rattles.

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