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Old 02-19-2018, 10:47 PM   #15
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I think so. It is 6" thick with plenty of rebar.
I'd think that would work
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By looking at your picture you should be able to extend your roof length with no problem since the roofing channels are from top to bottom. You will be able to overlay the gaps with no problems or leaking. I would suggest that you get the roof metal one size longer so that you can overlap further in on each end.
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