No
You can but it is not recommended. The old roofing sheets will promote corrosion under the new sheets. Far better to remove the old corrugated roofing first.
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There are several:Caledonia - after the tribe. Named by the romansDail Riada - Celtic empireAlba - Scottish Gaelic for Scotland used centuriesBut I find SCOTIA fits ,as in Nova Scotia, also the concave moulding,Ross Smith
Gazebos are built starting from the bottom up ( deck to roof )-- you need to think from the top to the bottom ( roof to deck )starting with the roofing material. The only real instruction you need here would be for the roofing material removal-- the rest is just fun destruction unless you wish to re-use the old wood / then you would take more care dismanteling to preserve the wood.
The best way is via infrared analysis. If you do not have any instrumentation available, you can burn a small piece of the rubber. When removed from the flame EPDM will give off a sooty smoke that smells waxy (like a burning candle).
That was Ireland. Scotland was Caledonia
In Scotland you can legally babysit at 16.
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The oldest rock in Scotland is 3½ million years old, so not that much.
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