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Message: [QUOTE="BillSU, post: 3477970, member: 6809"] [B]Observations of Roof Opinions -[/B] (first two lines are mine, I added to some of your comments of yesterday, see if you can find yours? For lots of reasons I find it hilarious!) Comments and questions come from the participants of the thread, what could this layer be doing? It's gray, no it's blue, now brown, they just put the white things on... what the - something's brewing! Is it sticky, can't be - they're walking on it! How many layers are there? Look! The stupid #5 crane isn't doing anything! It just sits, doing nothing – Oh good, it's finally being taken apart so maybe we'll get a replacement today and we'll get to see something. ASAP! Are you sure that's light gray or light blue? Now it looks black! That's the space between the steel! I think the brown insulation material might have adhesive on the underside. Are you sure there are four layers? They must have to make sure it's a really good seal. A good day to test for leaks. Sunny and partly cloudy but with some nasty, dark clouds with a lot of rain in them. These cells might feature hard rain for 5 minutes, then you get a couple of hours of sun. Whatever, for the crew it isn't any fun. I think the white layer really is a tarp to protect the surface from rain. It has come out twice, both times shortly after rain started coming down - Oh! This is like making a 7 layer cake but someone left it out in the rain, I don't think that I can take it, this project is taking too long and I'll never have that recipe again – no! Before the rain came, it looked like they put a second layer of the brown material down that is suspected of being insulation. So you put the white one on then roll it up and take it back off? And then another color board gets out down.. wonder if the white put down some adhesive some how? It just doesn't look the same. I would hope any of these materials aren't easy to rip for the long term feasibility of the roof! The stuff has to survive winters and you're surprised it didn't get torn by walking on it?! It looks like they peeled back the gray and uncovered the blue! They are adding the gray foam that is in the white bags they had already placed on the roof. So walking on it won't hurt it one bit? I don't know. Fwiw I was told this morning that metal panels couldn't be installed directly on top of that underlayment. That makes more sense to me. Can’t see the metal panels getting glued on to the under layer. That makes no sense. Wow, the roof is a lot more complex that I was expecting. This has become quite a show! :) [/QUOTE]

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