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Tin Roofing
Building an outdoor kitchen for my sister. She wants the old fashioned tin roofing on it. The wavy zinc galvanized type- shed roof. I am having trouble finding it. Anyone know where I can get some?
Lowes has some but it's not the style she wants.
The roof is six feet deep and ten feet wide so six foot sheets would be perfect but I can cut them if necessary.
Can you have her find a picture of what she wants?
"There are no finger prints under water."
You might want to check Murdoch's or a non-bigbox lumberyard.
The chair is against the wall has a long mustache.
Try searching for corrugated tin roofing panels
The chair is against the wall has a long mustache.
If you are on the north side, try Stockyard Supply in Commerce city at 70th & HWY 85.
ETA: Or, while/if you are in that area, you might try the Ace Hardware near there (right down the street).
Last edited by crays; 08-07-2019 at 10:47.
I would probably focus on the style, rather than the material, because it's all going to be steel. Copper and aluminum are available, but they'll both be riddled with dents right away from hail. Steel gets dented as well, just not as fast, especially if you installed it directly over decking.
Here are some search terms:
Corrugated
Ribbed
Standing seam
"There are no finger prints under water."
Believe me, I have done searches and made many calls. Metal supply doesn't carry it, roofers don't use it any more.
MB504, I showed that to her and she wants to look at it. Not what she had in mind but hopefully I can talk her into it.
Uncle Benny's in Loveland has some but it's painted.
She may be out of luck. If they don't make it anymore, tell her there is probably a good reason.
"There are no finger prints under water."
It's expensive to manufacture @ quality. Not like the soda can swill of today.Originally Posted by Irving
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