Furnace Posted February 18, 2023 Posted February 18, 2023 9 hours ago, Nickfromwales said: GSE would be in-roof, which means cutting into / interrupting the standing seam roof to suit. If a standing seam roof is below a certain pitch then the roof must remain continuous to stay weathertight. I've seen a couple done, but the roof installers were platinum level installers. I've seen one done badly where it was blown off. Going for the vernacular is often the safest / most sensible route tbh. Cooling is academic imho, as even in-roof has a decent air gap behind it. My roof will be on a new build and one of the appeals of a (30deg, zinc) standing seam roof is a continuous, watertight surface. I didn't fancy compromising this for a mostly cosmetic appearance. If a panel needs replacing, I imagine one that's clam-mounted would be pretty straightforward too. Many thanks for your input.
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