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STEP 33

Bend the shingles over at the end of
the roof and using Clout Nails (y) fix
in place.

STEP 34

Repeat steps 31, 32 and 33 to complete
this side of the roof. The last row
should cover the top of the apex rafter.

DO NOT WORK ON THE ROOF
WITHOUT A BOARD TO
DISTRIBUTE THE LOAD.

STEP 35

Shingle the other side of the roof
following the same procedure. The last
row of shingles should cover the top of
the apex rafter.

STEP 36

Take one of the eave shingles and split
it into three sections. The shingles are
scored at the correct places to enable
this to be easily done.

STEP 37

The split shingles are used to complete
the apex of the roof.

Starting at one end of the apex rafter,
fix one of the shingles in position to
align with the edge of the fixed
shingles and equally spaced either side
of the apex.

Use two Clout Nails (

y

) to fix it in

place on the side where the next
shingle will cover them. Remember to
remove the protective plastic from the
back of the shingle.

STEP 38

Continue to fix the shingles until the
apex is completed. The last shingle
should be cut to remove the same
amount that has been covered on
those previously fitted.

NO NAILS SHOULD BE PUT IN
THE FINAL SHINGLE

. It may be

necessary to glue this if the bitumen
doesn’t fix it (glue not supplied).

STEP 39

Using screws (

v

) fit the fascia boards

to the ends of the roof. The fascias
should hide the shingles overlapped
from the roof. It may be necessary to
trim the shingles at the end of the
apex rafter.

STEP 40

Take one of the Soffit Boards (

15

) and

fix it to the ends of the curved beams
of the roof using screws (

w

).

STEP 41

Fix the soffit board to the other side of
the roof to complete the build.

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17

y

y

y

y

v

v

v

v

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w

v

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8

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Page 2: ...for 4 posts PARTS LIST TIMBER POSTS 4 RAFTER LOWER 2 RAFTER UPPER 2 APEX RAFTER 1 CURVED BEAM 8 CURVED SUPPORT BEAM 2 LEFT HAND CURVED SUPPORT BEAM 2 RIGHT HAND CURVED FASCIA BEAM 2 LEFT HAND CURVED...

Page 3: ...and small parts away from children When you are ready to start make sure you have the right tools to hand plenty of space and a clean dry area for assembly Two people are required to carry out the wor...

Page 4: ...Take the Apex Rafter 4 and mark the position for the curved beams Measure from the centre STEP 11 Position one of the curved beam assemblies across one of the Rafters 3 as fig 6 STEP 12 Locate the Ape...

Page 5: ...ed end to the apex beam 345mm from the curved beam Use two screws v to fix the lower end to the Rafter 3 STEP 21 Repeat the procedure for the remaining three support beams ROOFING The structure is now...

Page 6: ...ne of the eave shingles and align the centre with the centre marked on the roof An overhang of 30mm should be allowed at the edge of the roof Remember to peel off the protective plastic on the back of...

Page 7: ...shingles and equally spaced either side of the apex Use two Clout Nails y to fix it in place on the side where the next shingle will cover them Remember to remove the protective plastic from the back...

Page 8: ...k when humidity rises It is nature at work and not considered a fault Its colour will also change with time A retreatment as required with a proprietary wood treatment is recommended CARE OF YOUR TEA...

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