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	Name:	Osms -
	Subject:	Gauge of Roofing
	Date:	10/30/2009 1:40:13 PM

You might want to consider the gauge (thickness) of the roofing. Common around here is 29 gauge, which to me that's too thin. Consider a 26 gauge or even a 24 gauge--not much more money, but a whole lot stronger in a wind, or even when walking on it. BTW some roofers will try to talk you out of it because it's heavier and harder to cut.

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Gauge of Roofing - Osms - 10/30/2009 1:40:13 PM

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