How to extend a shed roof on the back of a house

[jar546]

You have to be a good framer. 40psf ground snow load applies.

 

[codeworks]

looks like something I'd see in Vermont. No residential codes here (except in ONE city) too bad .

 

[mtlogcabin]

40psf ground snow load applies.

Better factor in snow drifting loads on that one too

 

[SCBO1]

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pc1

 

[fatboy]

Dang, can't see it.....grrr. friggen city filters. Will check it out tomorrow at home.

 

[High Desert]

"but the lumber yard wanted $3.50 for another 2x4 so I just toenailed it"

 

[pwood]

if it is 40# ground snow why worry about the roof?

 

[High Desert]

How many different types of siding do they have on that house, anyway? And is that a shed under the roof?

 

[Jobsaver]

Girder looks a little overspanned (2x6's?), The ridge is not wide enough for the rafters bearing against it. Are they going to use connectors for the rafter to girder connections? Still, I don't understand the abrasive posts towards the carpenters. This job is does not appear completed, particularly as concerns posts and connections.

It looks like a work in progress to me.

 

[KZQuixote]

I agree JS, There's more to be done.

How about the missing birds mouths cuts?

I wonder what that dark material that is sandwiched between the 2X6's?

Bill

 

[codeworks]

It could be the painted factory edge of OSB, .......or something else

 

[Jobsaver]

Hard to say for sure, but in looks like the factory edge of two layers of osb . . . intending for the new beam to match the width of the existing beam.

I favor the bird's mouth cuts, but believe a Simpson tie is available for this connection without the birdsmouth being required.

 

[jar546]

He thinks he is done except for trim and 1 post placement.