I put the horse. But it is likely that it will fly away.
And so, the final part of the roof installation - installation of the ridge. And you want to do everything well, at least here. But as you know, by name, something went wrong ...
From the very beginning of work on the roof, I have encountered some difficulties. It seems to be a slight, but always had to do something is not as it should be in perfect view.
And with the crate were moments ...
And with the first sheet metal torment.
And even something had to redo again.
With the installation of the ridge all started normally.
Following previous works, some delicate parts of the body continued to ache (about what and why, I wrote here) .But it was the only inconvenience.
❗ To put the skate on a shoestring, I did not, and have not regretted it.
Installation led about keeping equal distances from the metal wave.
✅ However, I knew that anywhere but I made crooked. And so it happened.
But I do not know who needs this perfect line. Below do not see anything. All smooth and beautiful.
But here was not without nuances.
As a result, on the ridge, too, got out the problem, but it nothing can be done ...
I already wrote about the fact that I it was necessary to add a metal tile at the top, since the ridge is not enough to close the opening. Tnly crate while not added.
It so happens that very horse I prisverlival only to the metal sheets, not clinging to the boards lathing.
Of course, self-tapping screws, I clocked up enough, and fasteners, at first glance, is quite reliable.
- But the question is, how things will be after some time?
- Can weaken this attachment?
- In general, stand there any hurricane?
To all these questions, I have not found the answer, even the World Wide Web ...
Of course the probability of a bad outcome of the situation is very small, but still want to know the opinion of people who know. Please write your opinion in the comments to this article.
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