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Fitting fascia board & soffits
In process of putting new pitched roof on some new outbuildings.
This has Trussed roof construction with 30 degree pitch. Aiming for a 350mm overhang, which will allow for a soffit of about 240mm Just a thought, I will be cutting off the excess overhang of each truss, assume it still common practice to fit fascia direct to ends of rafter, with a couple of lost head nails per rafter. Not had to fit soffits for a long time, any tips from anyone who has done a lot of this ? ..... fascia does not have a groove for soffit, though I could easily use a router to put one in. Last time I did this I constructed small wooden brackets at each rafter end and nailed soffit to them. At wall side as it's timber frame, I can fix a horizontal batten, that would give me a good fixing for inner edge of soffit, but would still need something for fascia side of soffit. I guess I could fit a batten to rear of fascia, other suggestions ? (all will be in wood not plastic) |
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