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O.T. Guage Of Tin Roof
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Posted by Kajun on March 05, 2007 at 13:25:09 from (68.17.96.205):
Folks: My house is roofed with what I call barn tin(3 crimps , one center , and one each side). I'm shopping for new insurance coverage and agent is telling me my roof is basically too cheap to insure. Says, however , if I tell her the guage of the tin she might reconsider. Roof put on when house built in about 1980 (by others). Anybody have any idea of the guage of barn tin of that era. It's definitely about twice as heavy as what is generally sold today. Much obliged for any help.
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