On Sun, 20 May 2018 03:31:24 -0700, Rob Graham wrote:

Some dozen years back my good wife had a mid life crisis and bought a
Mk1 Mazda Mx5. I was obliged to quit the garage for this wee monster so
that it could comply with the insurance company's requirements. So
additional storage space had to be found for my wood store and somewhere
for my lathes.

There was a vague open lean-too structure already on one side so that
was formalised with a proper floor, walls, etc. The small pitch
corrugated pvc roofing was recycled and patched up. It is is this that
now needs replacing, not critical, but it would be better to do this
summer.

But with what? There's no windows in this 'shed' so roof light is the
norm. I thought of conservatory roofing but then realised that I would
have to totally change the roof framing for that for jointing the
panels.

Any suggestions ?

The 'shed' is 4 x 2m with nominally 4 x 2" roof timbers at 800mm
centres, and a fairly low pitch angle.

Thanks Rob

We have a polycarbonate roof over our veranda and side passage.

Robust and easy to get/cut to size, easy fit joints which screw to your
roof timbers.

A completely different league to corrugated plastic which, as you say,
doesn't last that long.

We have used

https://www.cabp.co.uk/Roofing-Sheets/Polycarbonate-Panels/

and they seem reasonable.



Cheers



Dave R

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