Tiny Home Build - Part 7: Metal Roof Prep & Installation

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Here's how we prepped and installed our metal roofing. Our design has a low-sloped, shed style roof, which makes this process pretty straightforward. As always, let us know in the comments if you have any questions!
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6 сен 2024

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@bobvrnr 10 месяцев назад

About time you get some work done!!😆 Not too shabby, but if you don't mind a couple of points...😊 When applying a drip edge, keep your fasteners further back from the overhang and leave about 3/8" or so air gap between the fascia and drip edge. Water has a nasty habit called surface tension which it can pull itself up behind the edge and start some rot.

@BTRtinyhomes 10 месяцев назад

Great tip! On these, the angle of the bend in the drip edge wasn't small enough to make it sit flat against the fascia, so hopefully that'll be enough!

@socialsciencemedia 10 месяцев назад

When are you doing plumbing and electric? I already watched all the videos and loved them!

@BTRtinyhomes 10 месяцев назад

Hopefully soon! I'm subbing out the electrical, but I'll still do a video discussing the thought process. I'm having to pause things a bit to get some furniture done. I'll be posting the window installation video shortly. Thanks for tuning in!

@socialsciencemedia 10 месяцев назад

@@BTRtinyhomes Thank you! Yes please still do. You are great at explaining. Also share your link to furniture to see what you do :)

@BTRtinyhomes 10 месяцев назад

@@socialsciencemedia Thanks! My website is www.jcowoodwork.com, and my Instagram is @johnsoncowoodwork!

@WiLNorCaL 9 месяцев назад

Really appreciate your videos as I am contemplating on building a tiny home myself. Will you be doing all your cabinetry since you are a furniture builder?? So far, an amazing job you have done.. Thanks much..WiL

@BTRtinyhomes 9 месяцев назад

Thank you! Ill be doing assembly and installation, but I'm going to team up with my buddy who owns a cabinet shop for the design work, and having all the components machined. I hate cabinetry 🤣

@johnnynikiforov2749 5 месяцев назад

Hey man. Thanks for this video! Is there a minimum pitch requirement for this type of metal roof according to Noah? I’m installing Battenlok that has a min slope 1/2 “ rise per foot. Given me a total of 4” rise for the 8 foot span. ( The idea is to have more head room in the loft ) its quite spendy about $1200 in material but I just wanted to be safe so that it can pass code. You need a seemer to attach them together but it’s pretty much a screw less roof ( screws are underneath but they get covered with a lip and so they are not visible on top) anyway, just wondering if the roof panels your using will work just fine.

@BTRtinyhomes 5 месяцев назад

I'm pretty sure NOAH doesn't have a minimum pitch, as they allow for flat roofs too, and they don't dictate product-specific parameters. We don't get much snow, so a pitch this low shouldn't be an issue for us. I used a 1.5/12 pitch(12" drop over 8'), and it sheds water pretty well, but any leaves of sticks will have to be cleaned off. I might be hesitant to run this stuff any lower as it does hold a some water after a rain. I cant imagine collecting enough to flow into a seam, but I'd consult a manufacturer before running anything less than what I have now.