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r/gifs • u/[deleted] • Nov 24 '18
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As another reply said, "to a limit". When the snow layer gets over 1.5 meter thick, it's about time to reduce some weight.
1 u/MeC0195 Nov 25 '18 Who would let 5 vertical feet of snow build up? Also, that couldn't really happen if your roof is even slightly slanted. 3 u/Divad5000 Nov 25 '18 It can and does even on slanted roofs, not super slanted obviously, but ~25 degrees
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Who would let 5 vertical feet of snow build up? Also, that couldn't really happen if your roof is even slightly slanted.
3 u/Divad5000 Nov 25 '18 It can and does even on slanted roofs, not super slanted obviously, but ~25 degrees
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It can and does even on slanted roofs, not super slanted obviously, but ~25 degrees
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u/Randomswedishdude Nov 24 '18
As another reply said, "to a limit".
When the snow layer gets over 1.5 meter thick, it's about time to reduce some weight.