I wouldn't recommend a metal roof, the noise when it rains is unbearable even with insulation, this I know first hand, friends did it and got rid of it after a couple of years, sounded like bullets hitting the roof, really loud at night when it rained.

Edit: if you only use sporadically then it is fine.
- LeafMan

how long ago was that?

metal roofing is becoming the new norm. insulated properly there is little noise.

Some people like it I guess, bothered us , my wife slept with the ear buds in listening to music, lol.
- LeafMan

well i did grow up with tin roofs.. so its also a sound from childhood for me

that and i hate absolute silence when i sleep.. the ringing from my damaged hearing is more annoying than anything really

Same as my friends, it is loud and if you get a lot of rain and you spend a lot of time in the cabin, it will start to bother you, cabins are small and the sound resonates..
- LeafMan

It is small, only 17 X 14 ft. My father and Grandfather have their ashes sprinkled there, as will I

I loved the sound of the rain on the roof.

Stop peaking in my window!


You think that most Edmonton fans don't act like they have at least 5 untouchables on the team?

I cannot name ONE other fan base that would list that many untouchables.
- Aetherial

Pittsburgh

I htink St. Louis doesn't do it unless they have problems signing Shattenkirk and staying under the cap.

As I posted on the Oilers thread, it is a tough deal for either team to do... so it probably works out pretty fair.

From St. Louis' point of view, they are a legit contender for the cup now so two key current pieces probably doesn't make sense for futures in return, no matter how good the futures might be.
- Aetherial

Yak could score 40 next year

I love the kid... Can't wait to see him under Eakins.

Anyone else play with one of these growing up?


- Colin Dambrauskas

I played with

Except my blade was Joe Sakic's Oh and my stick was too long for me, which made all coaches turn me into Mike Komisarek.

Anyone else play with one of these growing up?


- Colin Dambrauskas

i had a silver one and a gold one.

Yak could score 40 next year

I love the kid... Can't wait to see him under Eakins.
- robin_steele264

Kid needs to change his name. One of the things that people hate to do the most.

Kid needs to change his name. One of the things that people hate to do the most.
- bixll

Yak Nailupov

Anyone else play with one of these growing up?


- Colin Dambrauskas

I still use one.

i had a silver one and a gold one.
- big_dion

those things lasted for years! I remember playing road hockey with it for years after

It is small, only 17 X 14 ft. My father and Grandfather have their ashes sprinkled there, as will I

I loved the sound of the rain on the roof.
- bixll

Metal roofs on small cabins and cottages is like being in a shed but if you are only there for a few times a year and want to limit the wear on the roof, it is fine, if you use it for vacationing and having company up for large amount of times, it can be bothersome, and if it hails... lol

I still use one.
- hscesq

given the stupid technology in the sticks I use nowadays...not even sure I could play with the damn thing right away

Metal roofs on small cabins and cottages is like being in a shed but if you are only there for a few times a year and want to limit the wear on the roof, it is fine, if you use it for vacationing and having company up for large amount of times, it can be bothersome, and if it hails... lol
- LeafMan

Im with Bruce on this one....the sound is quite soothing to sleep with

I played with

Except my blade was Joe Sakic's Oh and my stick was too long for me, which made all coaches turn me into Mike Komisarek.
- AdamFrench

Mine

Yak could score 40 next year

I love the kid... Can't wait to see him under Eakins.
- robin_steele264

I think he could score 50 at some point.

As I posted yesterday, reminds me of Bure. He isn't as dynamic, nobody was/is but he'll still score as much, playing in a much bigger, faster, tougher era.

- jbold

What? You don't like discussin the merits of a tin roof?

Mine


- LeafMan

Now thats a solid one piece twig!

I think he could score 50 at some point.

As I posted yesterday, reminds me of Bure. He isn't as dynamic, nobody was/is but he'll still score as much, playing in a much bigger, faster, tougher era.
- Aetherial

Think I'd move Eberle before him if faced with the choice.


Nail just has the ability to push the pace like few players. Him and Hall on a line is pretty scary

Mine


- LeafMan

Ovechkin?

Metal roofs on small cabins and cottages is like being in a shed but if you are only there for a few times a year and want to limit the wear on the roof, it is fine, if you use it for vacationing and having company up for large amount of times, it can be bothersome, and if it hails... lol
- LeafMan

We have the cottage for vacationing. This is a special place. Women don't venture out much/ It is rustic and charming at the same time. Lots of character and bears teeth marks.

Think I'd move Eberle before him if faced with the choice.


Nail just has the ability to push the pace like few players. Him and Hall on a line is pretty scary
- robin_steele264

Hey Jack, If it was your cabin, you would be talkin tin

We have the cottage for vacationing. This is a special place. Women don't venture out much/ It is rustic and charming at the same time. Lots of character and bears teeth marks.
- bixll

Ahh, man cave, then it is fine, enjoy it Graham!

Think I'd move Eberle before him if faced with the choice.


Nail just has the ability to push the pace like few players. Him and Hall on a line is pretty scary
- robin_steele264

Bure Mogilny Fedorov were linemates on the Russian Junior team in '89