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 Taber
Hill Winery & Restaurant
185 Mount Taber Road
Buchanan, Michigan 49107
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| PROBLEM: |
| A 20 year old, 5500
sq. ft. roof over a wine making operation was leaking.
Restaurant with a concrete deck on the roofarea was unsightly
and weather damaged. In addition, the 2 x 12 ft. wooden
facia and parts of the wooden rail system were experiencing
rot and as a result required continual maintience (painting).
Numerous attempts to seal the many cracks and waterproof
with liquid coatings were unsuccessful. |
| SOLUTION: |
| Damaged surface was
repaired using an acrylic modified concrete topping mix.
Rails were then removed and rotted 2 x 12 ft. facia replaced.
PVC coated metal was used on the perimeter to completely
cover and protect the facia. The Duradek ultra was then
installed and welded to PVC flashings. To complete the
maintenance free system, the wooden rails were replaced
with powder coated (PVC) aluminum rails. |
| Job Notes: |
| Application was temporarily
interrupted by a thunderstorm, but resumed within hours.
This would have been impossible with any traditional liquid
coating. The exessive moisture due to heavy rain had no
adverse effects on the Duradek sheet vinyl system. |
CASE
STUDY #2
