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There must have been an angel holding this thing up. It's all 2x6's.
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vegas paul
Silver Member
Re: Another coat of paint.
It's called a Can't I lever.
It's called a Can't I lever.
Guest
Re: Another coat of paint.
Peach,
They did have a permit for a re-roof. There was no way to put post and beam to hold it up because the post would have encroached into the turning radius of the garage so it had to come down.
Peach,
They did have a permit for a re-roof. There was no way to put post and beam to hold it up because the post would have encroached into the turning radius of the garage so it had to come down.
beach
Gold Member
Re: Another coat of paint.
How far in do the rafters go? When I was framing, our rule of thumb was 2/3 in and 1/3 out, sistered onto the rafters with staggered nailing.....(but only 2'6" cantilever for 2X6 joists or rafters) But like Peach said, engineers can calculate some pretty crazy stuff! Does it snow there???
How far in do the rafters go? When I was framing, our rule of thumb was 2/3 in and 1/3 out, sistered onto the rafters with staggered nailing.....(but only 2'6" cantilever for 2X6 joists or rafters) But like Peach said, engineers can calculate some pretty crazy stuff! Does it snow there???
Guest
Re: Another coat of paint.
Hey there Peach,
The planning dept. requires covered parking for two cars. The property in question was built in the 60's and the patio cover was built without permit by the roofer doing the re-roof. The rafters of the patio cover are perpendicular to the rafters of the house so they cut two of the house rafters to allow the patio rafters to stick into the roof structure 48".
Hey there Peach,
The planning dept. requires covered parking for two cars. The property in question was built in the 60's and the patio cover was built without permit by the roofer doing the re-roof. The rafters of the patio cover are perpendicular to the rafters of the house so they cut two of the house rafters to allow the patio rafters to stick into the roof structure 48".
