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Message: [QUOTE="BillSU, post: 3467082, member: 6809"] They have been bringing the lattice boom section by section all week and today. It looks like this crane will be working right from where it is on Forestry. They are also fitting / placing the first of the rigid panels, part of the roof covering. The sections extend out to and cover the steel support structures in place on all four sides. Unless the panels are covered with a protective coating that peels away after installation the roof color looks to be a light powder blue. not exactly in our color palette. The rendering in the link below shows it in a very light beige or grey. The only other possibility would be that these are a different material just up there for fit to be sure the final panels align properly? The answer will be revealed soon I believe. Also if you watch the crew they always stand on a place that is above a steel beam below the panel. That gives me the impression that these may not be the final rigid panels or if they are the rigid panels talked about by Geiger they are not meant for compressive weight and could buckle or depress if stepped on without support from a beam below. My guess. [B]My bad![/B] The light blue covering is just that. I went back to see where they started on todays tape. This is a rolled up material of some kind onto the steel frame. I was wondering how they got the panels up. They didn't. They are rolling up whatever material it is and I guess seeing 1. how it will fit 2. how it looks. 3. Making a pattern for the real rigid panels. They rolled this material up from the walkway. That's why they are walking above the steel beams due to the material not being that strong. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.geigerengineers.com/project/1533130889757/carrier-dome-new-roof[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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