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Shed Roof Ventilation
This has probably been discussed somewhere here, but could'nt find anything in threads. I'm done framing a 2 story addition with 1 story shed roofs on both ends. My concern is how to ventilate the shed roofs, since they die into the 2 story wall. Pitch is 5 in 12. It is all felted & D-edged, so shingling will be happening soon.
I have some ideas, but thought I would toss it out there for suggestions. I'm a little concerned with wind blown snow getting in at the top if I vent it with a continuous vent. |
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Re: Shed Roof Ventilation
Coravent is made so you can remove half of one side so you put the courogaded area on the roof & the "stripped" portion up the sidewall. Cut a 3" strip off the roof sheathing and you have your air flow.
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Re: Shed Roof Ventilation
Ridge master is also another product that you can use and it is realy easy
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Re: Shed Roof Ventilation
There's no reason you can't use regular roof vents. Just keep them far enough below the wall that they don't get drifted over easily. I install them after shingles, BTW. Cut a 9x12 hole, pull the nails at the sides, slide the vent in under all but the bottom row of shingles, renail. Much faster than fitting shingles to it.
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Re: Shed Roof VentilationQuote:
The vents are in and roof shingled. I used the Coravent with one side cut off and turned up the wall. Then I bent some coilstock to match color of siding to cover it with. Sorry I didn't post back, but I found exactly what I needed on the Coravent web site, then ordered some through lumberyard. Seems like it is the perfect solution. Thanks anyways.
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Re: Shed Roof Ventilation
Mushroom vents or a roof to wall vent. I've never actually installed a roof to wall vent though I have seen it on a few architect's specs before.
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Re: Shed Roof Ventilation
So where is the air path in that solution?
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Re: Shed Roof Ventilation
Same as any other vented roof, through the vented soffit and out the ridge vent(except this is actually half of a ridge vent).
I'm not quite sure why you ask this Red, am I missing something or is there a better solution? I'm always up for better solutions |
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Re: Shed Roof Ventilation
Maybe I'm misunderstanding what Coravent is. Never mind.
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