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Old 7/3/09, 10:22 PM
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From today's inspection: are these the right kinds of rocks to use for flashing a combustion vent (this was for the furnace)?
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Old 7/4/09, 1:39 AM
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Sorry... this was a joke. Just so you know, rocks aren't used for roof flashing. This is what comes from no one thinking I have a sense of humor.
I thought someone would call me on this.
Go to http://www.nachi.org/forum/f59/home-...en-roof-41210/ to see the home I inspected today.




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Old 7/4/09, 9:09 AM
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From today's inspection: are these the right kinds of rocks to use for flashing a combustion vent (this was for the furnace)?
No! Since it is a combustion vent, they should of used these instead.



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Old 7/4/09, 11:06 AM
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Default Re: Need help with roof flashing question

LOL Kenton where in the world did you find that picture?



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Old 7/4/09, 8:58 PM
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Absolutely not!!!! You should always use LAVA rocks, since they are preheat tested by NATURE and are, therefore, a "natural" choice.

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Old 7/4/09, 10:00 PM
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Slate would be more appropriate....... IMO



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