Not so pros 4 new and without politics or drama

[Kiwioilboiler]

I still have the worst side to cut in but making progress. View attachment 469741

Me too.
Kitset to go on top but the boxing is square and plumb and level at least now.

 

[Czed]

Hooray 395

 

[huskihl]

Hullo nsp tards

 

[sawmikaze]

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She told me she had no room to go up and down on yours, so she just gave you a twistie.

 

[beaglebriar]

Me too.
Kitset to go on top but the boxing is square and plumb and level at least now.
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Pouring a pad??

 

[John Wargo]

I worked on my shed roof all weekend. Cut gloves were an afterthought. Metal roof valleys are basically one giant fukkin razor blade. Luckily we have a good supply of band aids.

Did you run a separate piece of valley metal first then roof panels lay on top of that?

 

[sawmikaze]

Did you run a separate piece of valley metal first then roof panels lay on top of that?

I hope so.

 

[beaglebriar]

Did you run a separate piece of valley metal first then roof panels lay on top of that?

Yep. W valley. The worst part was tying it together at the peak. I got it sealed up but it was a challenge. I know the cap will cover but I wanted it as nice as I could get it. Pretty happy with the end result but what a mfer!

 

[sawmikaze]

Yep. W valley. The worst part was tying it together at the peak. I got it sealed up but it was a challenge. I know the cap will cover but I wanted it as nice as I could get it. Pretty happy with the end result but what a mfer!

I never did a metal roof like that but shingled 100s. The valleys are always tough at the top.

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Pouring a pad??

Yeah 4 inches in your measures thick with reo mesh.
I need a bit more gap20 gravel first.
Shed kitset people are a bit confused because my crete guy wants to put water shedding rebates at the door positions and no one's ever asked about doing that before, but we'll work it out.

 

[beaglebriar]

I never did a metal roof like that but shingled 100s. The valleys are always tough at the top.

I’ve done a fair amount of metal roofing but far from an expert. A guy that does it everyday would laugh at how long this took me.

 

[beaglebriar]

Yeah 4 inches in your measures thick with reo mesh.
I need a bit more gap20 gravel first.
Shed kitset people are a bit confused because my crete guy wants to put water shedding rebates at the door positions and no one's ever asked about doing that before, but we'll work it out.

4 inches makes way more sense than 101.6 mm . The taper or rebate at your doorways is definitely worth while but most people don’t think of it til they have a water problem.

 

[GCJenks204]

I’ve done a fair amount of metal roofing but far from an expert. A guy that does it everyday would laugh at how long this took me.

The Amish would have had it done before morning coffee…

 

[beaglebriar]

The Amish would have had it done before morning coffee…

Yep. I hired an amish guy to put the roof on our house. Took him about three days.

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

4 inches makes way more sense than 101.6 mm . The taper or rebate at your doorways is definitely worth while but most people don’t think of it til they have a water problem.

Just having the same talk with Dallas. He's like why are the studs 23 5/8 apart?

Because that's 600mm you dumb kunt. And 600 is easy to multiply.

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

4 inches makes way more sense than 101.6 mm . The taper or rebate at your doorways is definitely worth while but most people don’t think of it til they have a water problem.

The cladding extends down past the outside edge of the slab by 3/4 inch so water drips off.
But now I'll need some ride on mower ramp trickery to get the doors to swing over that.