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Contractor
Trade: Remodeling & Home Additions
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Delaware
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Screen Porch Ceiling-layers
I would like to install a nice ceiling w/ tongue and groove (stained facing down) on top of the rafters, then the shingles on top of the T&G, but I don't think its safe. Would a 1/2" nail be sufficient to hold architectural shingles on and not poke through the v-groove? I had considered installing 7/16" OSB on top of the tongue and groove.
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Pro
Trade: Custom deck builder
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado
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Re: Screen Porch Ceiling-layers
That would be what I would do. I would also consider SS nails/screws all around for that project.
Are you using cedar for the rafters too? I am just asking because I met with a guy yesterday that wants a covered porch and I was thinking cedar rafters as well as the T&G.
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Re: Screen Porch Ceiling-layers
I priced out cedar for the original bid, but the cost of materials was 2-3x's as much, so I bid it w/ PT.
Would it be best to put a layer of roofing paper between the wood? |
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Thom
Trade: General Contractor/Homebuilder
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Re: Screen Porch Ceiling-layers
Or, go first class. Use a larger dimension for your rafters/beams, wider span, 2" t&g. It will look better and you won't have the nail protrusion problem.
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Re: Screen Porch Ceiling-layers
I just did a 1-1/2" fir t&g roof on open rafters then put 1/2" ply down, then felt, then shingles. The felt must go under the shingles not between the ply and decking. I've never seen a 1/2" roofing nail and wouldn't trust it if I did.
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Location: Delaware
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Re: Screen Porch Ceiling-layers
I inquired at my local building supply store (not big box store) for thicker T&G, but they did not have anything. Does anyone know of a source for thicker material in the Delaware area?
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Trade: carpenter
Join Date: Mar 2007
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Re: Screen Porch Ceiling-layersQuote:
americancedarmill.com (can't post a link yet) They may have what your looking for or maybe mill it for ya. They are a little pricy but it is the beach. |
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Contractor
Trade: Remodeling & Home Additions
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Location: Delaware
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Re: Screen Porch Ceiling-layers
My local place can order 2x6 V-groove tongue and groove at 99 cents/LF.
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