Second Half of Fascia Boards All Glued and Double Screwed
Today under a very strong Sun, we continued our way around the house, taking down each section of the Fascia, gluing the ends of the rafters and the joints and…
A DIY Selfbuild by Stephen, Shaun & Daphne
The Oak Fascia going right around the edge of the roof.
Today under a very strong Sun, we continued our way around the house, taking down each section of the Fascia, gluing the ends of the rafters and the joints and…
We finished off the “P” section of the Fascia boards where they connected to the temporary Downpipe Channels (which are alongside what will be the conservatory). After that bit was…
We carried on with the “N”, “O” and “P” sections of the Fascia boards, getting the last two outside corners up and fitted (on the NO and OP corners) and…
Under some glorious sun, we continued with the mounting up of the Fascia Boards. We resumed on the “H” section, then around an outside corner which had it 45° bit…
Yesterday we tackled the job of installing one of our Downpipe Channels for the first time, now that we have up enough Fascia board. The “AB” corner was our designated…
Yesterday and today, we carried on processing the Fascia boards, sorting out the pile of Oak pieces, taking off the bad ends, adjusting lengths for outside corners, slicing bevel ends,…
Yesterday and today, we continued with the processing of the set of Fascia Boards that has the 32degree slope on them, and sorted them out to form sets for the…
This morning, we completed the task of straightening the ends of the rafters on the last sections of roof, namely “E”, “D”, “C” and “B”. that didn’t take too long…
Today we calculated and created a design for a jig to help us drill two clearance holes through the Fascia boards, positioned in such a way that the two stainless…
Yesterday afternoon and today, we carried on with the task of getting our Fascia Boards up on our eves. Yesterday, we had the last four and half planks that needed…