I found the H13 roof pretty stable in wood - build from the back forwards,
then at the end the two vertical boards hold up the roof peak. Seemed to be
easy to build and very stable. When we lifted it up on to the walls we had a
bit of drama with the point of the roof falling past the level we wanted it
at, but that was fixed with a bit of brute force and a lot of screws ;)

Works good

V>

On Mon, Jul 4, 2011 at 8:17 PM, Per Bothner <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 07/04/2011 10:29 AM, dou wrote:
>
>> How many people were you when you were putting the roof together? Did
>> you combine the entire roof, and then tape it to the walls, or did you
>> tape partial roofs on them? What do you think about the two-piece roof
>> idea? Could it possibly hold together better like this?
>>
>
> We put the entire roof together, before we moved it over to the walls.
> While we didn't tape the roof sections all that well, it was solid enough
> that we were able to move it without too much difficulty, IIRC.
>
> I believe we had 4-5 guys to move the roof and attach it to the walls.
> Fewer (3?) when putting the roof together.
>
> If it works, it does seem the 2-piece roof model would be easier to
> install and make stable.
>
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