Building a temporary lean too/fitting corrugated roofing
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2019
- hello there thanks for tuning in for the latest video in this one I am putting up a temporary lean too using clear corrugated roofing sheets and some 4x2 and 3x2.. I dont intend to have this up for long but I just needed some where to work while I get things sorted..
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Great job but you don't fix the sheeting in the valley of the profile. You always fix on the crest of the profile. If you fix in the valley it will leak eventually.
Looks like it's coming along nicely!
So beautiful, good job 👍
Quick solution 👍
Looks exactly like the estate l grew up on....same houses
Where was that rough area dont have to say exactly
How not to fit a pvc corrugated sheet roof example here .
Correct mate... 😪
Did you not want to use those foam things that go down under the sheets by the screws? I am doing a similar job but not sure if they are necessary? Eaves Fillers For Corrugated Sheets they are called
That should get you through winter fine i was building a rad cover the other week outside when was lashing down my pop up gazebo held up well. If it allows you to keep working its worth it
Hope so... but I feel it wont be up that long to find out
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Sorry but you should have screwed though the top of the ridges more waterproof 👍👍
Thanks mate
Iv had some heavy rain and no leaks so winner for me... yes them foamer fillers was expensive if it was a more permanent fixture I'd look into doing something more substantial but as its temporary I'll live with it..... like the idea of a tube for space tho nice one pal... 👌👍
You got it screw on high side never low slde thats were the water runs!
The screws go through the ridges not the valleys.
Thanks mate noted for next time
Why is that? Surely the valleys are already touching the timber, so you wouldn't be compressing the plastic like you would be on a ridge? Or is it because rain travels down the valleys and could travel through the screw hole?
I'd have done it the same as this chap!
@@leebee1989 Yes correct the screws in the valleys could cause water ingress and the caps/washers on the screws are shaped to create a seal on the ridges.
@@marccarter4469 Gotcha. Learnt something new, cheers!
Is the roof on any gradient or flat? Only asking because I am thinking of doing the same but worried about rain water building up on top.... have you had any issues with water collecting? Nice job by the way 😂
Can the sheets be glued with the same kind of glue used for pvc pipes? This is to patch a hole with an offcut. It doesn't have to be pretty. Hoping you've tried it.
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You can come and do my covers, in the same way over my dahlia beds next Spring....lol
Was meaning to ask you about when the new workshop would be making an appearance... Don't blame you for waiting till the better weather comes.
Well in all truth told on taking this down and getting some panels made to extend this shop same way the lean too goes till the summer then I'll do the full workshop build should have enough pennies saved then
@@lowesjoinery3031 Price of timber doesn't help does it! Maybe some reclaimed sections help keep costs down / save some brass in some areas .. if you can find treated stuff anyway
Well all in the new shop will cost me 3.5k so hence why I'm waiting till better weather.. I will try my best but I'm a bit silly and I like to buy all new.. unlike rag and bone brown who buys all second hand stuff lol
@@kwakkers68 Interesting that because in Australia reclaimed is more expensive than new - it is much better quality, and, well, trendy.
@@vtbn53 I can well believe that.. Dare say that could happen up here ...if it hasn't already, in some places
Total cost?
Why didn't you do the front slightly higher than the back, having the sheeting running the other way so the water falls off to the rear?
Because I didn't have long enough 4x2 to do it that way and I had some guttering and down pipe left from a job so I will.put that on there to catch any drips..
Sorry I replied from my other account hahah
I just think besides the water you'll be cleaning out the grooves a lot🤷🏻♀️
Cleaning then from what.??
Leaves, bird shit, loose dirt etx
Good job, but zero instructional value for someone looking to use your skills and knowledge.