Closed-Cell Foam Removal Around Timber Roof Trusses in Horsham
This closed-cell removal project involved a loft with a repeated series of triangular timber trusses. Foam covered the roof slopes above existing boards and panels, extending behind the diagonal supports and down towards the lower roof bays.
[IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: upload collages/28-closed-cell-project.webp here. Alt text: Foam-lined timber trusses in a boarded loft, removal beside a roof timber, and an exterior tiled roof view.]
Following the truss layout
The truss webs divided the loft into smaller working areas. Access to the installation followed that structure, with foam present between the rafters and around the timber connections. The project required attention to each bay rather than treating the roof underside as one uninterrupted surface.
Accessing the installation from roof level
The removal work also involved access through the opened roof. A close-up records foam being separated beside a timber member, with daylight visible above. This outside access complemented the internal working area and exposed parts of the installation concealed behind the truss layout.
Recording the exterior roof
An exterior roof view records the tiled slope and gable edge beside the scaffold walkway. Together, the internal and external stages show the practical scope of this job: closed-cell foam removal around a trussed roof, with roof-level access forming part of the work.
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