“The fascia boards just happened to be the same color as the roof – so, when they saw the Colonial Red, it was an obvious color choice for them,” Malone said, adding that managers remain pleased with their choice. Of the company’s other outlets, when they happened upon Colonial Red in Petersen’s palette of stock colors. Malone said store managers initially were considering the spruce green color shared by many While the profile of the standing-seam roof remained similar to its original appearance, the Colonial Red finish certainly creates a major pop for the building. “We also had to use cranes to get the material up to the roof and the demolished material off the roof.” Maintain access throughout the four-month project. As work progressed, Bass Pro Shops managers shifted entrance functions to the exit doors to “The challenges we had were more logistical – the building had to stay open and the front door had to remain open all the time,” Malone said. Trafficked surroundings proved a greater challenge than the roof, itself. The metal portion of the reroofing effort included removing the failing panels along with the ice and water shield below, while the existing plywood decking and insulation remained in good shape. The state’s largest outlet center which welcomes almost 4.5 million visitors every year. Since its 2005 opening, the surrounding development has grown to include The Outlets of Mississippi, People visit the retailerįor more than just shopping – the facility includes a large aquarium, shooting gallery and 3-D archery range along with a bar and restaurant. It shares the title with Trustmark Park, home of the Atlanta Braves’ minor-league baseball team, the Mississippi Braves. store was a founding anchor retailer in the 150-acre-plus Bloomfield Development. The panels form the highly visible sloped portions of the roof, along with a canopy overhang over the building’s storefront walkway and entrance. of Petersen’s Snap-Clad roofing panels Kynar-finished in PAC-CLAD Colonial Replacing the existing bare galvanized steel panels with 59,000 sq. In addition to installing a new membrane roof, the project including Cornell Malone Corp., based in nearby Jackson, Miss. “They had a hailstorm come through and they wanted to upgrade,” said Roman Malone, president of the installing firm, E. Membrane and metal was already beginning to fail when a severe weather event prompted a reroofing initiative. Though it was barely more than 10 years old, the roof’s mix of Bass Pro Shops brands itself as a supplier of performance products designed to endure the great outdoors, but at its Pearl, Miss., store, the roof was falling short of that standard.
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