Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 9:55 PM
To: RE-wrenches
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Sharp racking on cement roof tiles
Max:
We had a client who, on a barrel tile roof, insisted on removing tiles from
under the array but wanted to keep tiles below the array. There was no good
way to divert water
"Roof Hooks" supplied by Conergy are what I have used and it works very
well. You pull the tile accordingly with the rafter and replace the tile.
The tile stays in tact and water leakage is also kept to a bare minimum.
They look like a "J" or very similar, give a rep from Conergy the
application an
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Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 9:55 PM
To: RE-wrenches
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Sharp racking on cement roof tiles
Max:
We had a client who, on a barrel tile roof, insisted on removing tiles from
under the array but wanted to keep tiles
Max:
We had a client who, on a barrel tile roof, insisted on removing tiles
from under the array but wanted to keep tiles below the array. There was
no good way to divert water from under the lower tiles. The roofer first
tried using some roll roof that cracked and then used lead flashing.
Daryl, the best way to deal with it is to take the tiles off under the array.
This will give the system a lower profile and a "built in" look. The other
choice is to drill through the tile to get into the rafters. I've put a system
in the Cayman Islands and you want to make sure you do it accord
Hi all,
We are currently sizing an 8-10 kw system in Nassau in the Bahamas and
are faced with installing a racking system on 1 inch thick cement roof
tiles. We have not done the Sharp training as they seem to be
perpetually full before we get to them and their responses are only
form letter resp
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