Street of Dreams 2014
We start tomorrow. Damn Alberta clipper coming in.
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Archy couldn't get any more roof lines to fit?
What is your estimated time on the roof, (trusses and sheeting) if you don't mind me asking. :laughing:
What is your estimated time on the roof, (trusses and sheeting) if you don't mind me asking. :laughing:
No trusses, cut and stack roof. There's just 3 of us, so day and a half ceiling, 4 days rafters, hips and jacks, 3 or 4 to sheet, plus it'll be in January, so who knows on the weather. I'm taking 2 weeks off at the holidays to visit my son and family in Germany. Can't believe I have a son who's a Lt Colonel.
And just about every wall height possible up to 12'.
Except 8', of course:laughing:
Except 8', of course:laughing:
That's phucking awesome that your son is a Lt. Colonel. :thumbup:
I know! right?
Too bad he voted for The One. I don't dare talk politics with him. I get my azz kicked, him having been on the debate team.
Influenced by his wife from your capitol.
Too bad he voted for The One.
I don't dare talk politics with him. I get my azz kicked, him having been on the debate team.Influenced by his wife from your capitol.
I don't care who he voted for, a Lt. Colonel is a Major ( pun intended ) accomplishment.
kiteman said:I know! right? Too bad he voted for The One.
Pretty sweet deal. Around hear everything is trusses. I had to do a small irregular section of stick framing and I'm ashamed to admit, it took me all day. I know how to hand frame, I'm just not in good practice. Wish we did more of it. Do you get a drawing of how every thing gets put together? Surely an engineer specs out that stuff right?
That's what I was thinking.
Only a one hole garage on a crib like that? :sad:
What's the sq.ft.?
Only a one hole garage on a crib like that? :sad:
What's the sq.ft.?
Its a three car. Check the floor plan
Frank Castle said:
I would kill for that garage..
So would my wife. :laughing:
So would my wife. :laughing:
:laughing::laughing::laughing::no::no:
The plan calls out 2X6 or 2X8 cj's depending on the span, and 2X6 rafters throughout, with 2X8 hips. The lumber salesman notes on a plan the lengths he sent for joists, rafters and headers. The rest is up to me.
2611' main with 1024' garage and 1118' lower level.
The plan calls out 2X6 or 2X8 cj's depending on the span, and 2X6 rafters throughout, with 2X8 hips. The lumber salesman notes on a plan the lengths he sent for joists, rafters and headers. The rest is up to me.
2611' main with 1024' garage and 1118' lower level.
Sometimes that a good thing when things aren't on the plans. I like plans that leave it up to me.
kiteman said:
Interesting how things are so different from one place to the next. 2x6&2x8 wouldnt fly around here for a roof like that. I did an addition on a garage that specced out 2 ply LVL's for the hips and valleys and 2x12 rafters. Another big house had 5 1/2 x 16 psl ridge, 7x14 hip and all kinds of crazyness
Well, you have to understand that, first, 2X6 cj's are good up to 13' 10", then 2X8 above that, and larger if required, in accordance with our approved span charts. Then, by using your strategically placed headers, girders and bearing walls, everything is kicked (purlins) so that no 2X6 rafter spans more than 12'.
Hips are braced at the top and on every bearing point they cross. Gets pretty creative sometimes.
Hips are braced at the top and on every bearing point they cross. Gets pretty creative sometimes.
That would be a boring time lapse when I'm in Germany.:whistling
Couldn't clearly see the plans earlier. Was just going by the front elevation. That's why I asked.
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