Sub-rafter with vertical slots and roof system for a curved roof
OwnerWilliam E. Wingrove, Donald B. Highnote, JR. +1inventors
InventorsWilliam E. Wingrove, Donald B. Highnote, JR., Duane M. Sailors
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OwnerWilliam E. Wingrove, Donald B. Highnote, JR. +1inventors
InventorsWilliam E. Wingrove, Donald B. Highnote, JR., Duane M. Sailors
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A sub-rafter configured to substantially conform to a roof that is curved between an eave and a ridge. The sub-rafter comprises a bottom flange, a top wall, a web extending between the bottom flange and the top wall, and a slot extending through the top wall and at least partially into the web. The slot comprises a lower end positioned in the web and spaced a predetermined distance from the bottom flange. A top band may be joined to the top wall after the sub-rafter is joined to existing structural members. A roofing system of the present disclosure comprises: a sub-rafter attached to a structural member of an existing curved roof, a top band joined to a top wall of the sub-rafter, a cross-member joined to the sub-rafter, and a new roof structure attached to the cross-member. In embodiments, the new roof structure comprises metal panels.
A sub-rafter configured for installation on a roof of a building, the roof being at least partially curved between an eave and a ridge, the sub-rafter comprising:
A roofing system affixed to an existing roof that is curved between an eave and a ridge or peak, comprising:
A method of forming a sub-rafter, comprising:
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