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Default sloped metal roof for a woodshed

installed at 24OC with 16OC crosses it is supposed to hold 54psf is my
understanding. Plus one of the advantages is the snow slides off easy.
Like I say, I'm new to metal roofs, but everyone around here raves
about them.

On Nov 13, 1:37 pm, "longshot" wrote:
wrote in oglegroups.com...

I am building a 10 X 10 woodshed and framing it as normal framing. The
roof is going to be a 3/21 sloped roof and I was thinking of using
metal roofing from HD in 12' lengths (metal sales roof mfg.). I won't
be putting down any plywood under it, and just using 2X4 for the
rafters. I know I can attach the metal roof to the 2X4 rafters, but
what about a drip edge. I will only have a 2X4 eve around the whole
roof and the manuf has this large eve/drip thing that looks just like a
very large drip edge. Think I will have any issues if I just use a
standard aluminum drip edge insteal all the way around? This is my
first metal roof and I think I only need 4 sheets of this stuff (36"
each wide) and will have 12" overhang on each side (roughly). I live
in Northeast.you think that woosie roof can withstand a 30" snowfall?