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Deck vs Curb Mounted Skylights

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October 6, 2013 at 11:59 a.m.

OLE Willie

Finished this skylight job up this morning. The existing skylight was deck mounted. ALL plastic even the flashing. The top was a dual plexi glass bubble dome.

He said they let it leak for a "Loooooong" time because it only dripped into the bath tub below. :huh:

The previous installers tarred it down to the bare wood, which is what is holding it onto the roof on the non-rotten side. I had to use a pry bar and hammer to get all the tar off the wood.

I replaced it with a Velux 2246 curb mounted and also used the Velux flashing kit to get the 10 yr. no leak guarantee.

Normally I would not run the new wood vertically like that but this one had existing rafters ran horizontally as well as vertically around the skylight.

October 8, 2013 at 3:38 a.m.

OLE Willie

Me too woody but believe it or not that didn't cause the leak in this case. I think it was due to the way they put the tar on the left side at the top.

We were standing in the bathroom under the skylight when I was doing the estimate and at the very end just before we were about to walk out he asked me what the smell is?

When I said probably MOLD, He looked at me like this: :blink:


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