Roof Tile Overhang Gable End

It s available in 150 x 1200 or 300 x 1200 pieces to suit single or double skin walls.

Roof tile overhang gable end.

Too much overhang and the shingles could blow off in high winds. Due to the steeper angle of gable roof the maximum width of the eaves is narrower than other shed styles. You can use natural slates like a line of dominos but cement board white cement impregnated hardboard is cheap and easy to fit. Any roofing supplies place will stock piles of the stuff.

The tiles should project past the edge of the gable end and should have an under cloak so that they can be pointed with mortar to seal the ends. Of the many ways that gable end overhangs are built the two most common ways are the use of ladder details and outriggers. However for larger extensions you ll need to hire a professional to get up there and remove large portions of the roof before extending the overhang. For gabled roofs the roof rafters extending beyond the wall caps creating an angled roof overhang on the eaves.

After that you should fix the cornice board to the end sides of the ridge and the load bearing beams. Then load bearing roof beams fixed to the trusses are extended in the same way. For the arrangement of the gable end overhang for the standard roof you lengthen the ridge beam beyond the facade for previously verified length using cut rafters. Too little can allow water to seep into rake or fascia boards.

The edge of the shingles should hang over a roof between an inch and an inch and a half or between a half inch and three quarters of an inch if drip edge flashing is installed. Extending a gable roof can be tricky since it involves working on the roof but you may be able to do it yourself if you only need to add 1 2 2 inches 1 3 5 1 cm. Also the ends of the battens should be slightly higher at the gable end to pitch the water back onto the roof tiles so that rainwater does not drip or run down the wall. The overhang should be between 50 and 60mm at the gable end.