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what do you think of this ? ( pics )

dor843088 · 2014-05-28 18:05:45

Got a shed built and the back of the roof looks like what iv attached is this acceptable ? I can get my arm right in under the roof into the shed im guessing not. Any info appreciated.

28-05-2014 6:05pm

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Got a shed built and the back of the roof looks like what iv attached is this acceptable ? I can get my arm right in under the roof into the shed im guessing not. Any info appreciated.

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#2 28-05-2014 8:34pm

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there should a soffit board where you can see the rafters . Very unusual to fit fascia without soffit but i suppose it depends what you where priced for

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#3 28-05-2014 8:36pm

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also there should be no felt overhanging the rear of the roof like that either , that roof is not finished in my opinion

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#4 28-05-2014 8:45pm

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Thanks guys . Im not at all happy with it , just needed to be absolutely sure im not making a fool of myself when I say it should be sorted. Much appreciated.

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#5 28-05-2014 8:46pm

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Thanks guys . Im not at all happy with it , just needed to be absolutely sure im not making a fool of myself when I say it should be sorted. Much appreciated.

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#6 28-05-2014 10:05pm

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you need professional advice (PI insured) thread locked - structural advice is required

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