Big Green: vinyl roofing...

[Lisa]

I am a proponent of primary sources.  If you are interested in PVC roofing,
then you should go to the source.  Learn as much as you can.  Check
footnotes.  Make your own decisions.  Speaking with the manufacturer is a
legitimate method of gathering information.
Don¹t believe everything you read, even on this list.
-- 
Lisa J. Goodwin Robbins, RA, CCS, LEED AP
Kalin Associates Inc.
Specifications Consultants
1121 Washington Street
Newton, MA  02465
Tel:  617-964-5477
Fax:  617-964-5788
www.kalinassociates.com




On 10/12/06 1:17 PM, "Tom Lent" <tlent at igc.org> wrote:

> I would not recommend Sarnafil as a sole source of information on PVC¹s good
> or bad attributes. They are as partisan as I am accused of being J
>  
> 
> Tom
> 
> 
> From: biggreen-bounces at lists.biggreen.org
> [mailto:biggreen-bounces at lists.biggreen.org] On Behalf Of Lisa
> Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2006 8:56 AM
> To: Big Green
> Subject: Re: Big Green: vinyl roofing...
>  
> Let¹s consider that the most important factor in selecting a roof system may
> be keeping the weather out?
> 
> Both EPDM and PVC membrane roof systems have excellent long-term track records
> in the Northeast.  Applied correctly, both perform well for many years.  We
> don¹t see much demand for torch-applied built-up roofing systems here.
> 
> I¹d recommend you speak with the folks at Sarnafil Roofing, in Canton, MA,
> about their PVC manufacturing methods.


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