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02-08-2007, 02:35 AM
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Support for polycarbonate roof panels
I"m wanting to put some clear polycarbonate corrugated panels over my
patio garden. They are 8' long, 26" wide. I guess they'd overlap 2". Anyway, I'm wondering what sort of spacing I need for screw anchors. My main concern is winds getting between the overlap and ripping stuff up. Also, wind tugging on too few screw anchors, and ripping them up like that. I wasn't planning on building a big structure (I'm renting). What can I get away with? I get some Pacific ocean weather, San Franciso Bay Area, though I'm not on the coast. It do blow sometimes though. |
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02-08-2007, 03:18 AM
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Support for polycarbonate roof panels
doofy wrote:
I"m wanting to put some clear polycarbonate corrugated panels over my patio garden. They are 8' long, 26" wide. I guess they'd overlap 2". Anyway, I'm wondering what sort of spacing I need for screw anchors. My main concern is winds getting between the overlap and ripping stuff up. Also, wind tugging on too few screw anchors, and ripping them up like that. I wasn't planning on building a big structure (I'm renting). What can I get away with? I get some Pacific ocean weather, San Franciso Bay Area, though I'm not on the coast. It do blow sometimes though. Never mind, I found some installation tips. |
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