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Tony,

 

Hope you dont think I'm interfering.

 

If I were you I would add at least one vertical stud below each truss on the front of the loft. When you tile it there will be a hell of a load coming down via the roof tuss onto the front. When I did mine I had the trusses at 600mm (2ft) centres with a stud directly below every one so that the load from the roof was transferred directly to the base.

 

You have made such a good job so far you dont want the roof crashing down on you :unsure: These concrete roof tiles are VERY heavy

 

Hugh

Posted

Tony,

 

Hope you dont think I'm interfering.

 

If I were you I would add at least one vertical stud below each truss on the front of the loft. When you tile it there will be a hell of a load coming down via the roof tuss onto the front. When I did mine I had the trusses at 600mm (2ft) centres with a stud directly below every one so that the load from the roof was transferred directly to the base.

 

You have made such a good job so far you dont want the roof crashing down on you :unsure: These concrete roof tiles are VERY heavy

 

Hugh

Strangly enough I had the same thought today, I'm only going to tile the front the back will be felted

Tony

Guest geordiejen
Posted

looking good mate but as plumber says if you bought roof tiles they are heavy and you should put something up to take the weight of the tiles.tin sheeting is good and deters the birds from sitting on the roof.

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