Today, we took a field trip to the roof top of the National Marine Life Center’s new marine animal hospital! We learned about the standing seam method of metal roof construction and the Simple Saver insulation liner that is so safe you can walk on it. In fact, it is OSHA-approved for fall safety. Brian and I most enjoyed the amazing views of the Bourne Bridge, the Railroad Bridge, and the Cape Cod Canal.
A crane was used to lift roof panels up to the roof.The insulation, however, was carried over to the lift by strong backs!The left (west) side is complete with Simple Saver, two layers of insulation, and the roof panels. The right (east) side just has the Simple Saver.An interesting view of the roofing process from inside the hospital! Workers roll out two layers of insulation on top of the Simple Saver liner.There's an amazing view of the Bourne Bridge to the east.Mike Turcotte (2nd from left) and the crew from H&S Construction.
National Marine Life Center
2 days 9 hours ago
Happy Wednesday, everyone, and thank you for tuning in to this week's #wishlistwednesday posting! The item we are URGENTLY in need of is...laundry detergent sheets!
National Marine Life Center
3 days 10 hours ago
We are interrupting our regularly scheduled posts to share an exciting update! This morning, we released two of our male harbor seal pups, S'mores and
National Marine Life Center
6 days 13 hours ago
The Seal Enclosure pool looks much bigger with Cherry Garcia in it now that large and in charge Salted Caramel is no longer taking up