Dormer roof junction detail
A very tricky roof-to-wall junction detail occurs at the top and bottom junctions of a monopitch dormer roof. Here is one option that, if built correctly, will be weathertight and look good.
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By Trevor Pringle – 1 February 2019, Build 170
A very tricky roof-to-wall junction detail occurs at the top and bottom junctions of a monopitch dormer roof. Here is one option that, if built correctly, will be weathertight and look good.
By Alide Elkink – 1 December 2019, Build 175
Tricky access can be a problem when retrofitting insulation into an older home. However, as the push continues to insulate homes, we look at some of the options and things to consider.
By Alide Elkink – 1 December 2019, Build 175
The correct fixings are needed at the various junctions of a timber-framed building structure to resist uplift in windy conditions. In this article, we summarise where to find them in NZS 3604:2011 and what is required.
By Stephan Rupp, Zhengwei Li – 1 April 2019, Build 171
In response to industry questions, BRANZ recently launched a research project into corrosion rates in vented roof spaces. Two roof spaces have been built in an unforgiving coastal environment and will be monitored.