steviec_lj
Rust Welding Professional
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I’ll probably put up a full thread once I’ve got it completed, but I’m currently replacing the roof of the workshop down at the Bungalow.
Ive got the trusses on, purlins one, and boards down too. One side is trimmed, I just need to trim the back side, and trim a couple of purlins down to finished length, install the lower drip edge and felt the complete roof - just a little job for tomorrow
I’ve figured out how I’m going to finish the eaves edge, before installing a fascia and guttering.
What’s causing me a little bit of a headache is how to finish the gable ends, and making it look semi professional. I don’t fancy it looking like below, with the timber slapped on the end.
Would it be acceptable/water tight to put a 90* trim over the top of the timber/edge to mask the timber a little, like you see on corrugated roofing?
I can’t see an issue personally, but thought I’d ask the collective..
Oh, that’s not the workshop by the way just a picture I pinched from the web.
Ive got the trusses on, purlins one, and boards down too. One side is trimmed, I just need to trim the back side, and trim a couple of purlins down to finished length, install the lower drip edge and felt the complete roof - just a little job for tomorrow
I’ve figured out how I’m going to finish the eaves edge, before installing a fascia and guttering.
What’s causing me a little bit of a headache is how to finish the gable ends, and making it look semi professional. I don’t fancy it looking like below, with the timber slapped on the end.
Would it be acceptable/water tight to put a 90* trim over the top of the timber/edge to mask the timber a little, like you see on corrugated roofing?
I can’t see an issue personally, but thought I’d ask the collective..
Oh, that’s not the workshop by the way just a picture I pinched from the web.