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I was thinking of adding a roof access hatch to the house I’m remodeling. I’m thinking of a curb, like you’d use for a skylight, with a hinged door, encouraging homeowners to get up there and do routine maintanance without the need of an extension ladder. I could build the door, true, but I was hoping someone knew of just such a product. I’ve never seen one, have any of you? Thanks – Jim
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bilco & roto both make 'em
*You ever used them, Mike?And aren't you supposed to be on the links today?
*Pnuematic assist, pre-painted, some come with their own curbs.
*jim, i've never used the door.. but i love their skylights.. used 'em for 20 years..here's a link to the door..don't let it hit u in the ass on the way out... go pats!http://www.roto-roofwindows.com/Products/Roofdoor/ROOFDOOR.HTM
*Thanks, Mike. I went to both the sites you mentioned and found exactly what I was looking for. It hadn't occurred to me they would offer a skylight that hinges open for egress, good idea.
*Hey Tex,Was that you on the Levi's comercial during the Super Bowl?Ed.
*Didn't see that one, Ed. Was it some handsome rascal with woemans draped all over him as he opened the door to his BMW sedan? If it was, it wasn't me.