Could someone please address the review about the trough formed where roof edge meets foam?
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the foam will butt up just under the roof edge. i have only had this produce for 3 months. still testing it
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It will form a trough and things will accumulate there. It will still flow.
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We have a 6-12 pitch roof and have had the 5 inch product installed on our gutters (the smaller size gutter) for a year now. We live in a heavily wooded area with lots of "messy" tree species. We have been thrilled with the product. It keeps leaves, needles, seeds, & the winged seeds out - they wash right over the top of the gutter. We have not had any issues with the previously mentioned "trough", as nothing gets trapped.
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I have installed this product on three or four homes, including my own. There is a very small trough between the shingle edge and the product, but there does not seem to be a problem. Heavy rains and winds seem to clear this area of most of the debris.
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I'm no expert but I think its open enough that you wouldn't need to worry about the roof holding in heat.
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It's hard to explain, but I bent the actual foam part and wrapped it around only 5 slats. The photos someone attached to the description page shows the foam bent.
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It is adjustable, and it does somewhat meet the contour of your roof. It is at about a 45 degree angle and appears to have some shape as I look at my vehicle. I have a town and country 2008. The feet on the bottom are adjustable to make the differences up. But the look of it and shape make it look like it is forming. Best answer I can give you. This thing works and keeps my rack from making noise. That is the purpose and i like the quiet.
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The roof does slope. The wind does knock it over. It will need to be anchored or sheltered to avoid that.
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I made it work for ours. I crafted a roof extension out of PVC pipes, supported the extension on the existing roof supports, and it turned out great.
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The entire surface feels like a type of hybrid foam. I've used these ramps on a decline with absolutely no slippage. I've had these ramps for nearly a year and have had no issues. They are durable and very light weight. Worth every penny in my opinion!
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It is some type of blue fabric over a poly foam. Thats's the extent of my knowledge on it. Texture looks like the outside.
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I think a nice little expandable awning with posts would be cute. LOL. It took 2 days for my feral to love this and we had a foot of snow this weekend and it did not go into the opening from the top. There's actually a lip when they step into the opening because it has thick insulation throughout the tube. My tube is on my porch which has a roof covering it so just the heavy sideways stuff gets on the porch. I think just change the straw cause they give you enough for like 4 changes and as long as you don't put too much in they get into the house away from the opening and stay pretty dry and warm. It's a huge hit at my house and I feel better cause she obviously had no place else to go.
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Foam insulation is fine. We have used it on pex with no issues, but you need constant water in pipe. (Do not use on drain lines it will melt the plastic)
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It is a solar blanket, so it uses bubbles similar to bubble wrap to capture the sun's rays and heat the water. These bubbles allow the the cover to float on top of the water. We have had 70mph winds come through and this cover didn't even lift up at a corner!
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I have not seen this and I have a layer on the slope of my roof as well as the ceiling. Our verizon service is fine via iPhones.
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My surmise goes like this; I put the foam side against the air flow .It seems to work I guessed that the fabric side is to stop the dust from coming out of the foam. Robert Caalhoon
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Hi John - I would like to help - actually - for our home bought a roof top. In hunting this pile of stuff, I found it is a very competitive market, so some of them fudge their claims. Make sure you have a return option, shipping on them! tvo
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Hi, you could not find a better material, air sealing and insulation at once. Only issue is cost. This material expands very little and for filling entire wall cavities a bicomponent foam such as Tiger Foam would serve you better (google it, their web site has some great information about these jobs). In the Spring, I will foam between the rim joists and the outside foundation fascia, and this is what I will use. Have fun, Moreno
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Sorry but I do not know. We have owned 2 and both produced the foam. Sounds like a mechanical malfunction. At the end if the cycle you should hear a swishing sound which is when the foam is produced.
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Francis ~ it is a round spring, offset from center and it makes amazing foam. We've tried 2 other brands and this is by far the best - used ours for about a year now without a problem. The frother spring comes out easily for cleaning. Go for it!