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Move to the opposite end. Using the long
edge of the panel as a lever move the
panel side-to-side until the top corner is
flush to the peak
(Fig. C)
and panel is
flush to back wall gable trim
(Fig. D)
.
You may need to move your back wall
gable to make panel flush. Secure panel
with two 2" nails in the corners.
2
You must square the roof by attaching one panel first. You will use the panels’ long
edge as a lever to bring your roof into square. Commonly known as “racking”.
Roof panels may cause serious injury
until securely fastened.
1
BEGIN
2" (5,1 cm)
PARTS REQUIRED:
ROOF PANELS
Fig. C
Two Nails
48"
(121,9 cm)
Flush
Fig. D
Fig. A
Flush at peak.
Fig. B
Flush at peak.
7/16 x 47-7/8 x 48"
(1,1 x 121,6 x 121,9 cm)
x2
7/16 x 22 x 46-1/2"
(1,1 x 55,9 x 118,1 cm)
x2
7/16 x 8-7/8 x 70"
(1,1 x 22,5 x 177,8 cm)
x2
7/16 x 22 x 96"
(1,1 x 55,9 x 243,8 cm)
x2
x4
7/16 x 48 x 94-1/2"
(1,1 x 121,9 x 240 cm)
x2
3/4" GAUGE
BLOCK
Attach the
48 x 94-1/2"
panel with the rough side
up (painted-grid lines side) with a 3/4" (1,9 cm)
measurement on the rafter
(Fig A)
and the panel
flush at the peak
(Fig. B)
.
Secure panel with two 2" (5,1 cm) nails in
the corners.
3/4"
(1,9 cm)
Gauge
Block