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Nov 12, 2013
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Middle Tennessee
We had a flat roof replaced this last week. I had the workers cut the existing roof into large pieces as they were demoing it and throw it off to the side for me. This old roofing is about 1/4 in thick and heavy as heck.

This is the average size that I have, the black side was the side that was on the insulation boards. This side is nasty and stinky. I will put this side up on my stacks and let the sun work on them for a while.

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This is a pic of the top side of the roofing material. It is painted silver and I will put this side down on top of my wood stacks. This side looks good and is clean.

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Here is a pic of the thickness

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This roofing material is very heavy which I think is a good thing. Does anyone see anything wrong with using this on my stacked wood?
 
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I would put it on mine. Frees for me.
 
I,d use it What ever keeps the rain off
 
Go for it. I used 45 mil rubber roofing for years on my stacks until I finally built the shed.
 
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