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Rotten Round Portico
job was to change trim to azek and "fix" drainage problem on roof
upon removing some trim, a million carpenter ants come falling out, sounded like pouring rain!!! so hello change order! |
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
so we tore it all down and cleaned it all up for the bug guy to work his magic.
thismorning we started with the rafters... they pitch down and out, but the last 6 inches pitch in and towards the sides for a hidden gutter to go in the pilasters |
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
made a giant template from 4 sheets of ply and some wire to get all the segments correct... this is going to be a pain in the butt! atleast this system takes all the guess work out of it and helps us keep working. have more progress pics tomorrow.
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
I hope you're not going to put that gay looking railing back up.
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
Damn World, now you got me wanting to do one of those.
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i only took one progress pic today... but i'll try to explain what happenedwe put up all the rafters and 2 layers of 3/8 sheeting over for the roof. i used the 3 wires i made in the begining to do this... laid the sheets down on the ground and drew 3 radiuses, cut them out and shot them in. the main piece went from wall to channel, and the 6" piece went from channel to edge. i did the same thing with the 3/8 azak for the sophet. we put the lower sophet on and the collums back in. then i cut some cat's/squash blocks to strengthen up the lower section between the collumns... this completely stiffened up the structure! i'll take more pics tomorrow of the roof and how i'm finishing it off... glad your interested in the how to... |
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
here's a pic of some of the ply arches we made
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
World, you gonna put a layer of ply on the onderside of the rafters to help keep the Azek uniform? What's the soffit detail?
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
Pretty damn cool, anxious to see your roof pitch and what roof materials you are using. Ever heard of Tamply by Tamko?
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
here's a pic of the blocks from the inside cause we already put on the facia on the outside
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
pic of the roof and the epdm. we put the second layer of 3/8 down, sniped up some roof angle, ran it around the edge for support, and cut the epdm to size
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
and here's the drainage! we bored 2 9/16" holes to accommodate 2" flex hose that's normally used in pools. we used this because the pipe will be behind the pilasters and if it freezes and cracks... well... this stuff will not! we muscled a single length from top to bottom. this stuff is not as flexible as it looks!!
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
awesome!
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
well here is the only pic i have of the semi completed project... the battery died in my camera so i don't have the finished front pics... will get them in a week when i go back to do the pavers
here is a pic with the sophet in place and the pilasters we fluted... the 2" flex pipe runs behind it and out the side... |
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
wow very kool
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
thanks tom... this job ended up being a major pain in the sack!! i have never done so much radius work before, and installing with 2 people was quite the chalange
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
is that house in chatham i was on Red rd a couple of weeks ago installing windows
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Re: Rotten Round Portico
Great job World, I know what you went through with wrapping radii with 2 people, especially the inside curve.
Can't wait to see the finish pics.
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holy crap!! that was the hardest friggin part! we spent well over 15 min trying to get the damn thing in... almost gave up and cut it in half, glad we didn't!! |
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