Putting Up Appearances.(maintenance of school buildings)(Brief Article)
American School & University, July, 2002
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Byline: Leonard Wyeth
Have you ever seen a roof with shingles that appear to bulge at the joints of insulated roofing panels? When sunlight washes across the roof, you can see the outline of every insulated panel. The term "picture framing" was coined to describe this phenomenon. Something appears to be wrong, even though there are no leaks or other failure.
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Picture framing may be just a matter of appearance. Properly installed insulated roofing systems with shingles can "picture frame," most commonly when moisture causes the felt underlayment to ...
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