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Vaulted roof ceiling
Looking to change a flat roof into a vaulted ceiling pitched roof. Here is a list of materials i will be using : Pitch is about 18%
Redland or Marley roof tiles
200mm x 50mm rafters
Ruberoid breathable felt
celotex XR4000 150mm between rafter insulation with 25mm air gap
12.5mm plasterboardany other materials that i need? ie what size straps/masonry hangers, etc?
and how else would i make the roof supported if im going for a vaulted ceiling without cross joists? building regs suggest i need a structural calculation for that...do you guys agree?
- Ysisonpyh 26th Jun, 2012 Roofing
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to meet current building regs you need 100mm celotex between rafters and 40mm celotex under plasterboard to stop cold spots all els seems ok, good luck
- PHOENIX CONSTRUCTION 26th Jun, 2012
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My advise to you is hire a professional to complete this for you,cutting a pitched roof is no job for D.I.Y.ers
- m w building construction and property maintenance 27th Jun, 2012
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Pitch looks a bit low for a vaulted ceiling and the tiles need to be capable of being laid to 18 degrees or did you mean % !
No details of span or what centres your rafters are so hard to say if what you are doing is right.
Looks like you've missed off the battens 25x50 are better to work off.
Straps 1200 long at 1200 c/c should do
Hangars - to suit the joists
I'd listen to the Building Control and get some calcs done - you could even post the job here !
- SBS Ltd 27th Jun, 2012
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