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Jay Peltz power > On Nov 9, 2014, at 9:27 PM, Jerry Shafer <[email protected]> wrote: > > Like you said if the roof gets hot get off, we do use carpet strips but they > are messy, i have been on a roof since i could walk (ya really) and i was > tought not to trist your shoe on the roof and not to slide like ypur playing > baseball walk on it like its ypur house and damage can be eliminated or > greatly reduced. Agood roofer makes no marks so we should be able to too > right. > >> On Nov 9, 2014 7:21 PM, "frenergy" <[email protected]> wrote: >> Fellow wrenches, >> >> During a pitched composition roof install, I'm very conscientious >> about avoiding any foot placement/movement/twisting that may damage the >> shingles. I try to stay in the array footprint as it will see much less >> wear after the install. Chicken boards on steeper roofs and get off when >> its hot. >> >> However, I've started experimenting with carpet strips on traffic >> routes such as ladder to array, along the sides of the array. On a steeper >> pitch, the secured rail can be used somewhat as add'l chicken >> boards...soft-soled flexible shoes of course are a must. Are there other >> tried and true tricks folks are willing to share for leaving the roof in >> good shape?? >> >> Thanks, >>
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