Stand on Roof

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danesk
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Stand on Roof

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Greetings,
I am resealing all roof attachment areas (side rails, vents, etc.). I am wondering if I can stand on the very front of the roof to reach the main vent to clean and apply the Dicor - my arms are just not long enough to reach from a ladder. Will the Chinook Concourse hole my 160 lbs. without damage?

Thanks for your time.

Dan
Happy Trails,
Dan Eskelson
2000 Chinook Concourse
markatherton
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Re: Stand on Roof

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No problem at all. It is as solid as a rock...
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Blue~Go
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Re: Stand on Roof

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I concur. It's basically built like a boat deck. Granted, not quite as strong as most boat decks, but then you won't be jumping up and down on it in a seaway, I don't imagine :D (So just don't jump up and down, especially right in the center of the top tier.)

Note that as it is regular gelcoat (no non-skid) it can be a tad slippery. Nothing too crazy, but watch your step.
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danesk
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Re: Stand on Roof

Post by danesk »

Thank you Blue~Go and markatherton!

Glad to hear I don't need to grow longer arms. :D
Happy Trails,
Dan Eskelson
2000 Chinook Concourse
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