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Dirk

Dirk

If 6 Was 9
Location
Watchet
Morning all :hello:

Yay 'tis Fish Friday :hungry::cheers:
I've booked a table at Squires Fish & Chip restaurant - there's posh!
More packing to do this morning.
 

welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
:rain::rain::rain::rain::rain: this is today's weather

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mikeIow

Guru
Location
Leicester
Isn't that stuff expensive?

Upfront cost is of course more than felt….& of course one may not be able to afford EPDM….
…..but I’ve had to re-felt sheds in the past that have failed within 5 years.
EPDM will most likely outlast me (& I’m hoping for a couple more decades at least!). Should last 25-50 years!
Buy cheap, buy twice….or perhaps thrice 🤷‍♂️

Torch-on felt is another matter, but that’s one for professionals…..
 

Paulus

Started young, and still going.
Location
Barnet,
Good morning.
It's grey and windy outside today. Rain is on its way. :rain:
I have no motivation for anything at the moment. I'm sure my mood will pick up after breakfast and another mug of tea.
My ECG yesterday went well with no obvious problems.
Keep well everyone. :cuppa:
 
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Upfront cost is of course more than felt….& of course one may not be able to afford EPDM….
…..but I’ve had to re-felt sheds in the past that have failed within 5 years.
EPDM will most likely outlast me (& I’m hoping for a couple more decades at least!). Should last 25-50 years!
Buy cheap, buy twice….or perhaps thrice 🤷‍♂️

Torch-on felt is another matter, but that’s one for professionals…..

I've had a quote for Torch-on felt and it was How much! Well above budget, the guy was doing a repair on the main roof of the house and when I paid him I got a quote for the shed.
 

pawl

Legendary Member
I ended up getting box steel profile sheeting put on my garage roof in the end. Hoping it will see me out.

I haven’t got a shed:sad::sad::sad:
 

mikeIow

Guru
Location
Leicester
I've had a quote for Torch-on felt and it was How much! Well above budget, the guy was doing a repair on the main roof of the house and when I paid him I got a quote for the shed.
I can imagine….we had a ‘proper’ sunroom to replace a collapsing conservatory 6 years ago, & they used torch-on felt….but that was a proper job!!
The fella appeared pretty ‘seasoned and experienced’, & reckoned good torch-on would outlast the rubber membranes for that level of work.
For a shed, with a son happy to crawl over the top, I can confirm EPDM goes on very easily! Plus I’ve done a flat roofed potting shed myself - very easy.
 
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I can imagine….we had a ‘proper’ sunroom to replace a collapsing conservatory 6 years ago, & they used torch-on felt….but that was a proper job!!
The fella appeared pretty ‘seasoned and experienced’, & reckoned good torch-on would outlast the rubber membranes for that level of work.
For a shed, with a son happy to crawl over the top, I can confirm EPDM goes on very easily! Plus I’ve done a flat roofed potting shed myself - very easy.

I shall have to remember that when the flat roof over our kitchen eventually hands its notice in, thank you, very informative.
 

pawl

Legendary Member
Good morning folks,
Two consecutive nights of granddaughter sleepovers and I’m knackered 😮
Still, I did get to watch the original Disney Snow White and Cinderella films last night. She was enchanted, especially with Snow White. Lord knows how I’ll manage at Poole Beer Festival today 🍺🍺


That brings back memories. My sister took me to the old Victory cinema in Loughborough to see Snow White Can’t remember what year it was .It was after WW1 had ended so it could have been late forty five or six So i would have been four or five First time I had been to the cinema I do remember we shared a tub of ice cream My first taste of ice cream

Happy days
 
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