inside/outside Gussits.

Does anyone have a website that shows inside/outside Gussets. Any help would be appreciated.

O/S That last comment was funny. :laugh: Just remember, if the sheet starts to smoke, you have gotten it too hot. If the building starts to smoke, it is Waaaay too hot!

Tinner

Thanks for the Link for Mike's Website, very kool B) site. I sent him an e-mail with the same question. Thanks again.

Roof_dawg. That's the only type of flat roofing i've ever done, i think the only downfall is the insurance for open flam.

I've been installed self adhered Mod. bit. for a few years now and ever since I've joined this forum I've thought about switching to torch down....mainly because of a couple of Mike's posts. Somehow I'm leaning towards TPO. After looking through his website just now I feel overwhelmed and should probably just not ever step on a low slope roof again! :laugh: I'll be spending some time on his site...

Good advice. Mike lives and breathes the modified, and most roofers in the U. S. use Rubber, TPO or self adhered Mod. now. He would definetely be the one to look to for details.

Just remember, if the sheet starts to smoke, you have gotten it too hot. If the building starts to smoke, it is Waaaay too hot!

Outside corner, I just put two pcs. A term pc. then I cut and folf the corner pc. around.

Inside corners don't get cut. They get pig-eared'.

Look around Mike's site for details. http://scieroofing.com/index.htm

Thanks for your attention, O/S. Doing a Mod-Bit.You lay you Base sheet, but before you lay your cap, you have to take care of you inside/outside corners with a gussits an additional waterproofing application. My question was would you have a web-site that shows details on cutting gussits....? I have done it in the past, but lost the cutting knowldge... "How to cut a Gussits". Thanks again ...

Mike

For what, an overhang or a beam or what?