Posted by gmd on December 09, 2009 at 11:47:06 from (69.140.245.220):
In Reply to: Re:Winter Construction posted by mdjd4020 on December 08, 2009 at 18:46:34:
We only use it for walls. We've found that the best way to fasten it is with staples. They hold like no other nail or screw can. If you have an oops or a window change you'll pull the osb out in pieces before you'll get the staples out. I've put osb on other builders roofs before and I am not a fan. Especially if your (inexperienced) cut man gives you the piece upside down. We do regular 1/2 inch ply for the roofs and that is much better. The job I am on right now we are using 5/8 fire treated ply for the roof. Nice for the roof but heavy to use. This is for the Army, and we are installing all fire treated (resistant=big $$$$) lumber on top of a 95 year old building. So if all the original wood in the building burns, the new trusses and plywood will still be there. Good to know I'm paying for this with my taxes.
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