-Susan

Ya I figured out the accordion part, but what do you mean by tape the roof a
lot on the playa? Are you retaping edges out there for the tape anchors?

Cheers,
Elliot

On 11 August 2010 17:36, Susan Keplinger <[email protected]> wrote:

> Elliot -
>
> You can do it in 3 pieces quite nicely and will make life much more simple
> on the playa.
>
> Essentially tape your roof panels into 2 sections - so 6 roof pieces per
> section.   These will open like an accordion and also fit nicely together on
> top of your base (4x8) boards so you have a nice square unit you can bundle
> up.  Then, all you have to do is combine those two sections and you have a
> roof.  Its simple.  You'll end up using slightly more tape (because you'll
> still tape the roof a lot on the playa) but you'll save yourself a pretty
> sizable headache if you end up trying to put this up in wind...and it sounds
> very windy this year!
>
> GOod luck.
>
> -susan
>
>
>
> On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 4:30 PM, David Kelso <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Makes sense. I guess I was expecting the unbroken span of tape to be
>> more important than where it was positioned.
>>
>> I'm guessing if I put on the corner anchors first, and run them all
>> the way to the top, then the end anchors (which is an unbroken span of
>> tape) will go over the top of the others, keeping them in place.
>>
>> Another shitty photoshop attached. Each color is a different piece of
>> tape.
>>
>> On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 2:00 PM, Thomas Tempelmann <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>> >> What about passing tape over flat edges at the top? (e.g. using one in
>> >> the center of the long roof panel, instead of one on each side). Will
>> >> the compression cause problems? If not, that would let me get away
>> >> with 4 anchors. Is 4 enough to hold down a stretch?
>> >
>> > I did run the 6" tape over the corners, and it worked well. I had a 8"
>> > tall stretch yurt made of hexacomb board. For stability, I believe
>> > that pulling down the corners is where it's most efficient.
>> > Of course, that way the tape can't run all the way from one side to
>> > the other, but that did not matter. The special 6" tape from
>> > goodbuyguys was holding perfectly even if only run from the top the
>> > the edge down.
>> >
>> > Thomas
>> >
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