Traditional Hipped Roof On A 2 Story Extension!
Вставка
- Опубліковано 13 жов 2021
- Traditional hipped roof on a 2 story extension, with vaulted ceiling!
🎶 Markvard - Dawn • Markvard - Dawn
🎶 Adventures by A Himitsu / a-himitsu
Creative Commons - Attribution 3.0 Unported- CC BY 3.0
Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/2Pj0MtT
Music released by Argofox • A Himitsu - Adventures...
Music promoted by Audio Library • Adventures - A Himitsu...
🎶 • Video
Very professional mate, a good teacher!
Brilliant, nice work.
Very nice camera angle, sweet time lapse 👌🏽
Excellent job 👍💪
Nice detail and good production , , would have been an absolute fortune for timber this time of year lol
Class job! 🔥
Thank you!! 👌💪
Nice!!
Nice work, timber looks decent quality too.
Thankyou! 👌
Know I’m late to this video but I know people always come back or have just seen it for the first time, but for anyone wondering it’s not always the case but in a lot of cases to get the ridge length for this because the existing roof is hipped all you have to do is measure the length of the wall plate so it would be the width of the extension, so if the width of the wall plate was 2.4metres then most likely the ridge will also be that. Hopefully this helps a few people watching this 😅 you can always calculate it etc but this is just the easiest way. Also can just double check by putting a rafter on to see if it’s the right pitch and if not then just adjust it slightly etc
Yes mate spot on! On this roof we cut the ridge slightly long then like you said offer that crown rafter up and check the angle and tweak the ridge to suit! Cheers for your comment. I wish I had talked on the video now and made it abit more informative! 💪
How did you establish the exact position of the lay boards to account for height over plate with having any commons in place ?
@@masherco on the back section of the roof where it all lines in, the lay board has to go in 1 place (so it lines through) we planned the height of the wall plate to make sure are birds mouth wasn’t going to be to big. Then on the other side, we can measure the upstand up from the wall plate to the top of the lay board, then we just kept it parallel with the original roof. Hope this makes sense. Hopefully I’ve got a few of these roofs coming up soon so will do a more in depth one! 👌💪
Could have had huge loft conversion
To job 👍🏻 very professional
Thanks pal 👌👍
Nice job lads 👌
Cheers 👌💪
Awesome video
Thankyou! 👌👌
Nice work lads
Thanks! 👌💪
Nice work👊🏻💥
Thanks!! 👌
Nice to see a nice traditional roof instead of horrible trusses 👍
Cheers mate! It’s a nice change for me to get a on a traditional roof 👌💪
@@ashleydavenport3794Hi Ashley, I have same type of job that requires your quick time lapse expertise please.. Are you available?
General way of working in order looks good . Only thing I can pick up is your cutting down near your ankles . No need you have bench or set up tressels and a top .
Yeah that would of made life easier!! Haha cheers for your comment 💪👌
Good chippys nice work lads
Thankyou! 👌👍
Great job Ashley👊 10 minutes of roofing heaven🤩 Thanks for the video 😎
Thankyou! Glad you liked it. Trying to get some more vids done but it’s a lot of effort 🤣
@@ashleydavenport3794 You don't need to tell me Ashley🤪 Ultimately mate, the work comes first and there's not always the time to set up cameras for filming😬
How would you calculate or measure the 2 rafters that would normally be part of the 3 king common rafters, but they sit on the lay board?
Bit tricky to explain. But I think what we did there was plumb down off the end of the ridge and mark it on the old roof, then get the measurement from that to the new wall plate. Then we can transfer that mark onto the lay boards and then measure the rafter like normal. Then after that ones in they are just at 400 centres or what ever. Hope that makes sense! Cheers
Great stuff mate. You know your stuff. What’s the method with the string lines for the hip? Set a bevel to it for the plumb cut??
Yes mate and it’s good if the hip is ever offset to work out all your cuts. You can work out the hip plumb cut using the roofing square which I’m trying todo more and more these days but it’s abit of a head blag that is! Haha 🤣. Nice one for your comment 👌
Great work and video mate daft question how long did it take you to cut that roof
Not a daft question mate! We did this one in a day and a half! It was stripped off ready for us tho which makes all the difference! Cheers 💪👌
Question. Did your first ridge length just about equal your addition width on the bottom? And I’m assuming you matched pitch’s
Yes mate basically! 👌
Great video lads! May I ask how you calculated the ridge length 👍
Thanks mate! The ridge is basically the width of the extension (wall plate) we just put a temporary rafter up to the end of it to check it was parallel with the original roof to check it was the correct length! Hope that helps 👍
Nice job lads i notice the wall plate looks quite thick and u had to cut the seats quite deep ? Or is that just the camera angle?? Anyway looks mint
cheers pal! yeah we did, we probably should of changed the plate to 4x2 to keep more in the birds mouths.
Great video, how did you know where the first two jack rafters came on the lay boards? Thanks
Cheers mate! They come of the edge of the ridge which is cut that length to keep the new roof the same angle as the old roof. Hope you know what I mean? Haha hard to explain! Cheers 👌
@@ashleydavenport3794 I think I’m with you😁 what about the bottoms, how did square the end of ridge down to the lay boards? Sorry for the 20 questions, just find things like this interesting😅
@@Total_carpentry_ no worries! Haha I think we literally just plumbed down off the ridge and marked it on old roof, then measured from new wall plate and transferred that mark on to lay boards. Then we measured each side (for length of jack) and made sure that each measurement was the same to ensure the ridge was square 👌
@@ashleydavenport3794 I’m with you now🤘 thanks mate, keep making the videos they are great!🔨🔨
I'm currently building my own so gle storey extension... and I'm wanting a hipped roof... I don't have plans ... can you tell me what the height difference would need to be between outer brickwork and inner blockwork? .... how much lower roughly should the outer course be if your wanting facia boards... no soffit. Cheers in advance . 👍
Hard to say because there are a lot of different variables like how steep the roof is etc. this one is a brick + wall plate higher than the outer skin. If your just using back to wall fascia and no soffit tho it would matter too much because you can adjust the fascia height to sort, as long as the brick work is abit above the fascia to hide the gap. Sorry I couldn’t be any more help, good luck 👌
Top job! How did you know where to set your lay boards?
Cheers! 👌 might be a bit hard to explain on here but basically back section just runs in with the existing roof then just match the other side with the same angle and same distance off the wall plate (so all birds mouth cuts are the same) hope that helps a little haha!
@@ashleydavenport3794 haha yeah I get what saying it’s helped, thanks for the reply appreciate it !
Hi lads great video I’m doing one indentical set up any chance you could tell what size timbers you used for ridge lay boards hips king commons and jack rafters and if you’ve still got the information the quantities Thanks Lads
Hi mate, ridge and lay boards are 9x1, hips are 9x2 and and everything else 6x2. Not sure on quantities mate it was a while ago and got rid of paper work! Hope that helps a bit 👍
@@ashleydavenport3794 Thanks mate that’s great appreciate you getting back to me 👍
Great job, how did you know how long to cut the ridge beam for the hips from this extension? carpenter apprentice here.
Would it be as long as the wall plate in the same direction?
Yes mate it is the same, I think we cut it abit long then tacked the crown rafter to check the angle is the same as the existing roof and tweak it down to get it spot on 👌 hope that helps, cheers for your comment 💪
@@ashleydavenport3794 cheers buddy much appreciated got my roof on tomorrow so i will take this with me, thanks for clarity, great job!
@@MrRmcbigboss no worries pal, hope it goes well 👌
Measure back the run from the corner of the wall plate on the extension less half the thickness of the rafter material. From that point back to the intersection of the old ridge is the length of the new ridge. It's one of those things that is easier to demonstrate rather than explain, 🔨 🇮🇪
Hi mate just come across your video, sterling work, can you remember what the spans on those rafters and what are your rafter , ceiling joists and hip rafter sizes, and do you go with bang on the Bldg Regs span tables or do you over egg it with beefier timbers, cheers pal
Cheers pal! Think the rafters were 8x2 timbers can’t remember spans tbh! Haha
I’m pretty sure all the timber sizes were on the drawing
@@ashleydavenport3794 i know that mate i was just asking in your professional opinion, as an example if your floor span is whatever and can be done with 6x2's as per the span tables, but putting in 7x2's would be a better job less creeks and able to take more live loads etc, would you go with the bigger of the 2 which would be a better job, same thing with regards to c16 vs c24, with the later being stronger, better condition less knots etc, cheers mate
What would you do if the extension wasn't as big so the ridge didn't come as high how would you work out the height for ridge would you work out your crown rafter and offer it up?
Just wondering because it's awkward when you can't mark your end commons as they hit the valley board?
I think it would be the same method regardless of the size of the extension. It was awkward marking the end commons on this one as they hit the valley so what we did was plumb down from the end of the ridge and got a measurement off the wall plate then marked the 2 valleys for the location of the commons, then just mark 400 c off that then. Hope that helps abit!
So you would just work out the height of the ridge prop it up their or their abouts and offer your crown up?
@@bmxerboynathan yeah man, prob it up level. You can then offer up the crown and check the angle and cut the ridge to suit 👌 so leave the ridge abit long maybe to start with?
👍👌
Nice job!
What area do you work?
Cheers! We are in the north west 👍💪
Shame it wasn’t north west London! Got almost exactly same roof to be done on my extension!
@@kevinmurray1304 ahhh damn! maybe a bit too far to travel! haha
Ashley when you line your lay boards do you line the outside top edge with same on the ridge and also the outside top edge of the new wall plate ? Thanks
@@kevinmurray1304 hard to explain really. but the top edge of the lay board is higher than the wall plate this is to alow for the depth of timber left after you have taken your birds mouth out of it. the birds mouth is worked out so the roofs run in line for the tiler. then the layboard is just parallel with the old roof. hope this helps, ill do a more in depth video next time one pops up!
Oh dear , scaffold tubes up through the boards ?. That’s going to hurt ? Please be careful
you learn not to catch them after about the 3rd time haha!
Hi. How much would something like this roof cost. I need a roof identical to this one on my extension 7m x 4m and trying to gauge price
Hi mate, this was a few years ago so hard to say accurately. We also only did labour on this job , I think it was something like 1500-2000 labour and you’d probably looking at the same again for materials if not more. Cheers
Do u cover birmingham by any chance@@ashleydavenport3794
Do u work in birmingham mate
@@ibzkhan88 probably about 2 hrs from us mate
Just over an hour actually, so not to bad