The outside rafter that overhangs the gable end.
It supports a gable roof wile maintain a lofty.
The only problem i can t resolve is how to transfer the loads from the gable ends into the wood roof diaphragms.
A rafter tie is a horizontal tension tie that is located in the lowermost third of the span of a pair of opposed sloped or gable roof rafters.
Or thrust by tying them together to keep the walls.
Gable roofs will require extra supports to ensure that the roof does not detach or collapse under high wind.
A rafter tie resists spreading of the building walls by bulges at the wall top that would otherwise occur due to roof loads.
This will be tricky to erect and maintain stability until the sheathing is in place.
This very cost effective gable roof is stripped of all its skins to reveal the underlying structure which supports it and the metal roof cover.
To hold them up until the decking of the roof is placed on top a 12 foot 1 inch by 4 inch piece of lumber is used.
Working with the existing roof forms and inconsistent ceiling levels across the house cleaning up adhoc lean to additions to create lofty new sleeping and living spaces and creating a contemporary and clean address to the street and garden while retaining as much of the existing home as possible to keep costs down.
As each truss is put up on top of opposite walls it must be put up straight and supported while the next truss is put up.
This very cost effective gable roof is stripped of all its skins to reveal the underlying structure which supports it and the metal roof cover.
They are also harder to access making repairs more tedious.
Placed at the peak of the roof to support the ends of the rafters.
Gable naturally shed water don t leak if properly installed.
It is partially covered by a jack rafter that goes to the main.
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The valley rafter is prominent on the left side and the other is hidden by the post.
At hip or valley timber in the first picture the gable end goes to the left.
Gable roofs require more building materials so depending on the damage repairs could be costly.
In the reverse picture the valley rafter has the vertical pencil line.
The extended eaves not only provide shelter from the sun but they also mark the entry.
A gabled roof is a great way to provide a very simple and utilitarian form of cover over your home.
I once saw a similar structure reduced to a big pile of broken.
The tall red board is the ridge of the gable.
Flat roofs are generally easier to repair because of their accessibility.
The extended eaves not only provide shelter from the sun but they also mark the entry.
Usually trusses are put 24 inches apart.