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Roof which overhangs but hides any facia. Does the roof design have to incorporate?

Anonymous user 01/03/2024 - 3.03 PM

Hi, Rebuilding my house and currently designing with the roof truss company . I have a particular roof in mind with style of facia and soffit. I’m not sure how to get what I want. I don’t like the large boxes facia with the guttering next to it. I’ve seen some designs where the roof overhangs and hides a few courses of brick. Therefore you can’t see any facia. It’s soffit. Refer to picture. https://ibb.co/r5PPCRr https://ibb.co/1QScLJr https://ibb.co/DDRQLP9 https://ibb.co/tx1KRgy https://ibb.co/g75ybcS https://ibb.co/mSTC7yb https://ibb.co/HVQ3KLc https://ibb.co/FzW7z06 https://ibb.co/Tbc4qkZ Does the roof need to be designed in that way to allow for this design? I’m not sure how to achieve what I want and who needs to incorporate it?

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1 Answer

Anonymous user

Looks like from the pictures attached your looking at open eave roof detail from what your saying without the guttering? But the roof style described is 'open eave'.
Answered1 February 2024
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