Hip Roof Framing
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10-05-05, 08:48 AM
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Hip Roof Framing
I need advice/help as to how to frame hip roof. Garage is 35x40 with a desired 10/12 pitch roof. Any advise or link to a instructional website will be greatly appreciated.
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10-06-05, 06:56 PM
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baire1265,
Best suggestion is to purchase a Rafter Square. It has a good set of directions on how to use it. You'll never be lost with it!
Here is one source.
http://www.josephfusco.org/Articles/...tercutting.htm
Hope this helps!
Best suggestion is to purchase a Rafter Square. It has a good set of directions on how to use it. You'll never be lost with it!
Here is one source.
http://www.josephfusco.org/Articles/...tercutting.htm
Hope this helps!
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10-06-05, 07:53 PM
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IBM5081,
The question is how to build one. The purchase of a roof square will be allot easier.
This garage of 35 x 40 with a 10/12 pitch means that the peak of this garage will be 14'-11 1/2" from the top plate. (Top of the hip)
Unsure if baire1265 really needs a roof this tall but hope he has checked on building height if in a municipality that restricts height. (usually they go for mid-point height) but this is still tall.
Hope this helps!
The question is how to build one. The purchase of a roof square will be allot easier.
This garage of 35 x 40 with a 10/12 pitch means that the peak of this garage will be 14'-11 1/2" from the top plate. (Top of the hip)
Unsure if baire1265 really needs a roof this tall but hope he has checked on building height if in a municipality that restricts height. (usually they go for mid-point height) but this is still tall.
Hope this helps!
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10-07-05, 04:36 AM
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Here's the book that I have:
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/boo...046040X&itm=10
Yes, a rafter square is a desirable tool for this project. The book will cover anything not included in the standard sizes that come with a rafter square.
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/boo...046040X&itm=10
Yes, a rafter square is a desirable tool for this project. The book will cover anything not included in the standard sizes that come with a rafter square.
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