Posted by jim in NY on February 28, 2008 at 08:13:51 from (206.15.129.37):
In Reply to: Snow load on roofs. posted by IaGary on February 28, 2008 at 04:37:33:
Build a snow rake or purchase one ASAP, get some heat in there , use the plastic as a wall to keep the heat rising (even if you have to partition it off a little at a time to remove weight from different roof sections) and get some weight off before the rains because alot of weight will accumulate "in" the snow if you (the roof) get rained on. One other thought_ get your heating source elevated about two thirds of the way up to the roof ridge(peak) if you can and this will speed things up considerably and waste less fuel given the turbulance caused by the heat flow that isn't being wasted moreover at ground level. good luck
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