Hi, for an old house of mine where when it rains water gets inside I would like to create a metal structure to place on the terrace, give it a slope and put corrugated metal sheets on it, can you help me, 10 meters long, approximately 14 meters wide, I have to create the longitudinal beams, longitudinal members and 14 transversal purlins meters could you help me with some practical suggestions, thanksmetal load-bearing frame for terrace roofing
Hi, for an old house of mine where when it rains water gets inside I would like to create a metal structure to place on the terrace, give it a slope and put corrugated metal sheets on it, can you help me, 10 meters long, approximately 14 meters wide, I have to create the longitudinal beams, longitudinal members and 14 transversal purlins meters could you help me with some practical suggestions, thanks
Hi, for an old house of mine where when it rains water gets inside I would like to create a metal structure to place on the terrace, give it a slope and put corrugated metal sheets on it, can you help me, 10 meters long, approximately 14 meters wide, I have to create the longitudinal beams, longitudinal members and 14 transversal purlins meters could you help me with some practical suggestions, thanks
You need to check with your local building codes for what is required, and for a structure that size, snow load, pitch, foundation connection all impact the size requirements. Also, the design of the roof. If you plan to have single rafters spanning 10 meters, landing on another top plate, you’ll really need to calculate the loads and stresses.
Here in the states, constructing something like that from wood requires rafters of nearly 50x300mm. And it still might need an intermediate support.
Size and shape of the steel also affects the design. Are you planning on using rectangular tubing? Angle bar only?
Large square tube for corner posts?
There’s no way to provide size/shape guidance on the little information you provided.
Here in the states, constructing something like that from wood requires rafters of nearly 50x300mm. And it still might need an intermediate support.
Size and shape of the steel also affects the design. Are you planning on using rectangular tubing? Angle bar only?
Large square tube for corner posts?
There’s no way to provide size/shape guidance on the little information you provided.
the pillars are from my building, I could anchor myself and chain the structure, I don't want to make a shed but fix a frame with pressed metal sheets to the cheapest possible roofing slab, the wind has torn my bituminous sheathing, I can't stand welding the sheathing anymore, every storm is a biblical punishment thank you
you need to go see a construction engineer or builder.
its not really a welding topic.
down here we have kitset sheds/leanto that you can put up yourself. not sure if you have similar.
its not really a welding topic.
down here we have kitset sheds/leanto that you can put up yourself. not sure if you have similar.
tweak it until it breaks
could you kindly attach photos, thank you, the idea was to bring up some metal boxes, anchor them to the attic, create a closed perimeter frame with beams and screw corrugated sheets to them, no hut or shed, making a structure means employing workers, engineers, surveyors and a crane, only the crane asked me €2000 per day you understand I have to create an economical and functional structure thanks I'm sorry if I disturbed you.
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