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Old 04-16-2007, 07:32 PM   #1
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HELP -Add a patio roof to existing roof

Im Working in upstate NY on a Ranch style home. I'm looking to add a patio roof to the back of this house. The existing roof has a 5/12 pitch, Theres a 12" overhang and its just over 10' high. I would like to extend 16' out by 32' wide. I dont have enough height to carry the 5/12 pitch out to 16'. Theres a shingle roof on the house that I will be replacing with this new patio roof. What is the best way to tie into the existing roof.

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Old 04-17-2007, 01:17 AM   #2
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what material are you gonna use on the "addition"


on the roof.
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by the way the best way to tie into the roof would be to call a roofing contractor for his PROFESSIONAL ADVICE.
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Old 04-17-2007, 10:34 AM   #4
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Go with an 'ell'. Run a ridge line to existing ridgeline. 2 valleys. Don't even think of a shed roof.
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i would tie in by...

i would tie in by lowering the pitch on the addition to 2/12 or less depending on height you want to achieve.i would use a low slope roof product such as torch-on,rubber or t.p.o.iwould do the tie in by removing the bottom 6 or 7 courses of shingles bring your low slope roof product 18-24 inch up 5/12 roof pitch,replace 3 or 4 rows of shingles keeping your nails high and bond the bottom couple of rows with material compatible adhesive.
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Old 04-27-2007, 07:13 AM   #6
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Are you asking how to tie the shingles together or the framing?

This should be brought in and valleyed out with the L shape mentioned. If not it will be trouble.
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