5 nails on the top of the sheet were nailed through the sheet and into thin air! lol You can't space your intermittent nails every 12 inches if your rafters are 24" apart.
#1971SuperLead 5 nails on the top of the sheet were nailed through the sheet and into thin air! lol You can't space your intermittent nails every 12 inches if your rafters are 24" apart. @1971SuperLead
Thank you for a very detailed and thorough video. This will be very helpful.
how did you nail 6 inches on the top part of OSB? There is not support under it.
He also says the panel ends should be supported along ceterline of the framing while the graphic shows the end flush with the support edge. Come on!
Can we put screws 2cm from the osb panel ends joined over the support frame ?
Can this method be used for zinc roofs?
This was some great information
5 nails on the top of the sheet were nailed through the sheet and into thin air! lol
You can't space your intermittent nails every 12 inches if your rafters are 24" apart.
#1971SuperLead 5 nails on the top of the sheet were nailed through the sheet and into thin air! lol
You can't space your intermittent nails every 12 inches if your rafters are 24" apart. @1971SuperLead
Unless the sheeting is 10" long it spans one to many rafters also!
1971SuperLead Absolutely!! This is pretty stupid instruction.
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why are no H clips installed on the edge of the sheathing (the 4 foot edges)?
They aren't needed and would hump the roof up in that area. The purpose is to provide support as well as a gap.
Thank you
I live in a traditional house in Cyprus and i want to put OCB on the roof. Can you tell me pls how to estimate how much ocb i need for the roof.
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gola me puedes ayudar como saber que numero de clavos esta usando para este project
I live in a traditional house in Cyprus and i want to put OCB on the roof. Can you tell me pls how to estimate how much ocb i need for the roof.
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