I've got a concrete garage and am about to replace the roof. The
panels that make up the wall are all the same height but the roof
slopes gently from one end to the other, so there's a long wedge
shaped gap between the panels and the roof.

Originally there was a rather nice panel of wood consisting of long
plank attached to another long plank that had been very carefully cut
to a gently tapering shape and this covered the gap.

I don't particularly need it to be as aesthetically pleasing as the
original but I'm wondering what to replace this piece with as it's now
rotten.

Any ideas?

On 19 Mar, 14:30, Murmansk69 wrote:
I've got a concrete garage and am about to replace the roof. The
panels that make up the wall are all the same height but the roof
slopes gently from one end to the other, so there's a long wedge
shaped gap between the panels and the roof.

Originally there was a rather nice panel of wood consisting of long
plank attached to another long plank that had been very carefully cut
to a gently tapering shape and this covered the gap.

I don't particularly need it to be as aesthetically pleasing as the
original but I'm wondering what to replace this piece with as it's now
rotten.

Any ideas?

Why not replace it with a rather nice panel of wood consisting of a
long
plank attached to another long plank that had been very carefully cut
to a gently tapering shape.

1501 wrote:
On 19 Mar, 14:30, Murmansk69 wrote:
I've got a concrete garage and am about to replace the roof. The
panels that make up the wall are all the same height but the roof
slopes gently from one end to the other, so there's a long wedge
shaped gap between the panels and the roof.

Originally there was a rather nice panel of wood consisting of long
plank attached to another long plank that had been very carefully cut
to a gently tapering shape and this covered the gap.

I don't particularly need it to be as aesthetically pleasing as the
original but I'm wondering what to replace this piece with as it's
now rotten.

Any ideas?

Why not replace it with a rather nice panel of wood consisting of a
long
plank attached to another long plank that had been very carefully cut
to a gently tapering shape.

Or

Why not replace it with a rather nice panel of uPVC consisting of a long
piece attached to another long piece that had been very carefully cut to a
gently tapering shape. No rot, no need to paint, easy to cut - use the old
bit to make a template.


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