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Re: Cheap Machinery Shelters - Any Ideas?
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Posted by Crem on December 27, 2004 at 20:38:02 from (207.89.155.80):
In Reply to: Cheap Machinery Shelters - Any Ideas? posted by Specter on December 27, 2004 at 15:35:47:
I use rubber roofing removed from flat roofs to cover some of my extra machinery. It can be cut to size easily so that it covers each particular piece of machinery. It is heavier than the tarps and does not blow around much. I picked up a number of good sized pieces free from roofing contractors. They were happy to get rid of it. The thickness is about .045. Watch for large building re-roofing or tear downs. They also sometimes give away 4X8 sheets of fiberglass insulation that were under the rubber roofing. The ones that I picked up were 2" thick and in good shape.
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