ZZONNER 0 Posted Monday at 05:03 PM Having an issue getting a roof panel plan showing the metal roof corrugations so I can design a roof tape heating system. I built the cabin I designed on Home Designer Pro 2019 and its going through its first winter, 12' of snow so far, and the ice dam areas are showing up. How can I print a layout? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
solver 628 Posted Monday at 05:11 PM 4 minutes ago, ZZONNER said: 12' of snow so far 12 feet of snow? 5 minutes ago, ZZONNER said: Having an issue getting a roof panel plan showing the metal roof corrugations Could you explain what the need is? That is, why you need something showing corrugations? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ZZONNER 0 Posted Monday at 05:26 PM I want to visually show the heat tape supplier and the installer exactly where to put the heat tape. The heat tape is integral with a 16" metal panel clip that attaches to the major corrugations of the roof panel, to hide the heat tape. The clip is painted to match the roof panel. If I do a roof panel aerial view, the panel configurations seem to run the wrong direction. SFP-SCH-PBR Shingle Cable Holder Datasheet.pdf Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
solver 628 Posted Monday at 05:46 PM 41 minutes ago, ZZONNER said: Having an issue getting a roof panel plan What's the problem? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
solver 628 Posted Monday at 06:05 PM I add Standing Seam roofing to a couple of roof planes. Is this more like what you are looking for? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ZZONNER 0 Posted Monday at 06:22 PM Yes, I made the same modification and it works. The Corrugated Roof material option runs the rib the wrong way. Glitch in the material default? Thanks. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
solver 628 Posted Monday at 06:39 PM 15 minutes ago, ZZONNER said: The Corrugated Roof material option runs the rib the wrong way. You can fix that with the Adjust Material Definition tool. Just rotate the pattern 90 degrees. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
