Hi Jesse,
I never did scab, having similar concerns of not doing it right, and use
blocking.
Best,
Jason
On May 7, 2011, at 6:46 PM, Jesse Dahl wrote:
> Jason,
>
> If you scab onto a truss, is there a certain length the scab board should be?
> I have never heard of this practice. I wo
Jason,
If you scab onto a truss, is there a certain length the scab board should be?
I have never heard of this practice. I worked on a lot of roofs back in my
carpenter days!
Thanks for the advice!
Jesse
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On May 5, 2011, at 9:23 AM, Jason Lerner wrote:
> Hello Jess
Hello Jesse,
There is one truss manufacturer we work with who will not let us lag into the
truss, and they require blocking or scabbing on another rafter to attach to.
Best,
Jason Lerner
Waldron Power and Light Co.
On May 4, 2011, at 5:50 PM, Jesse Dahl wrote:
> Wrenches,
>
> I will be
Hi Jesse,
I like the EJOT, works well.
However check to see where the ribs are in relation to the trusses. In my
experience the rib is always right over or in the way getting to the truss.
In which case its back to blocking or similar so you can mount on the flat
sections.
jay
peltz power
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Wrenches,
I will be installing system on a metal roof this summer and I am looking for
some advice. The roof is metal with 2x4 wood trusses. There is no standing
seam to attach to, so I am looking at a Ejot type attachment system. The
modules are Silicon-energy cascade series.
Any tips or a
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