The easiest way to go about this is to do a portion of the roof at a time.
Putting a metal roof on a camper.
Without looking at the unit and how the rubber is laid it is hard for me to be accurate with an answer but yes it can be done.
I want to know if i pull the rubber roof off and if i could replace it with a metal roof.
But it still leaked in the front.
If your rv already came with a rubber roof.
We are going to adhere the rubber roof in small sections roughly four foot sections until we work our way across the entire roof.
Install one every 12 inches up the furring strip.
Line up the first metal panel so it overhangs the eave by about 3 4 of an inch.
Set the second panel next to it and overlap by one ridge.
The person put plywood down on top of the rubber roof and sealed it down.
Another thing to mention is that if your rv already has a rubber roof on it you won t need the shears since you won t have to remove any of the old metal roof beforehand.