Posted by jeffcat on January 13, 2018 at 13:33:18 from (50.207.7.233):
In Reply to: Stainless steel roof posted by hal roberts on January 13, 2018 at 11:41:23:
In my humble opinion. I have no idea what grade stainless they use. Now it could be a terrific looking roof. Next it is going to look like a dairy barn if it is not colored. Summer time it will be very shinny and also reflect heat from the sun. My folks barn was galvinized and you could see that barn from 5 or 6 miles away on the other side of the valley. Then the traveling crews sprayed it with black roof tar. Have seen metal roofs in several colors. Green looks kinda nice. Guess I am rambling a little. There have got to be some experts on here. Well I started to do some looking. My neice is an architect and so I know where to look for stuff on line. This site gives you an absolute ton of information from an architectural design point of view. There is a lot more than the average person would think. Hope this answers all of your questions.
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