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Posted by davpal on August 31, 2006 at 00:07:19 from (216.93.97.113):
In Reply to: OT Roofing posted by MN Bob on August 30, 2006 at 09:48:27:
We built two exact same sized 30x40 pole barns. One in 1983 with a steel roof. One in 1993 with three in one shingled osb roof. The shingles on the one built in 1993 need to be replaced this year or next, the metal roof put on in 1983 still looks like new. We also have another 24x32 that was put up in 1972 that has a metal roof that still looks new, no leaks ever. I don't think there is any comparison at least on outbuildings. If I put up a new house it will have one of them new interlocking steel roofs. No doubt about it. I like the blue ones you see now. Later.
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