Flush Eaves Roof Detail

A notch is taken out of the rafter known as the birds mouth.

Flush eaves roof detail.

Finish the eaves framing after ripping the top of the subfascia with a circular saw set to 26 5 degrees i flushed the top ripped edge with the top of the plumb cut on the rafters and screwed the subfascia to the rafter tails. Fix a rafter spacer tray to provide a clear air path between underlay and insulation. Mc10d double lap tile. At the gable edge use a gable or sidewall flashing.

Cottage with concrete barges. Mc10a down slope eave details. Mc11 head wall metal flashing. This system is designed to be installed within the eaves of your building using our standard flushglaze wall abutment detail to securely fix it to the wall.

Contact your company to license this image. Where the barge would have traditionally held down the thatch roof then latterly a corrugated iron roof and to the present day with slate rooves. The drip edge should be installed on top of the underlayment at all rakes and below or on top of the underlayment at the eaves. Where extra ventilation was required perforated hardboard called pegboard was also used.

Mc12 pan flashing roof to sidewall. Flush eaves roof detail stock illustration purchaselicenselabel restrictedassetlabel buyoptionlabel option you have view only access under this premium access agreement. Traditional flush eaves image 2 closer the second recommended roof detail is with a traditional concrete barge. Eaves detail the eaves detail shows where the roof members and coverings meet the wall of the dwelling.

Mc10b eave flush wall. To provide a drip edge allow an overhang of 1 to 2 inches at the eave. Mc11a head wall metal flashing 2. This will keep weather out prevent lifting in high winds and provide a neat fin ished appearance.

Fix a plywood board or proprietary tray to provide continuous support to underlay to prevent water retaining troughs. The wallplate is secured to the internal wall separated by dpc. At the eaves when installing the drip edge on top the underlayment a 4 inch wide layer of asphalt roof cement complying with the astm d4586 type i or type ii is required. If a sprocketted or bell cast detail is used then eaves courses should be no lower than the minimum recommended roof pitch.

The cavity is closed with a proprietary cavity closer. The trim and roofing sheet should be fastened every 12 to 24 inches along the gable edge. Typical flush eaves construction. The wallplate is then used to secure the rafter to.

Soffit linings typically consisted of 5 mm or 6 mm asbestos cement sheets and a 100 x 25 mm grooved fascia board provided support for the soffit lining and gutter.