1st September
2009
Tell me what you think
Realised that last comment mightn’t make sense without seeing the problem itself – here it is. The problem is that the felt at the top (and back) of the roof isn’t long enough for the straight, horizontal front-to-back solution I think I’d prefer… I’d welcome any opinions you may have.
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- Go on then - what exactly is the big deal with Mad Men? 1st series? Boring. All of it. Latest series? It's like being in work. I quit.
I’m not a designer but…
I would go with B and use the felt from the front overhang on the back – of course that’s all with the assumption that I had any DIY skills at all and believed i had any skills in the area at all.
obviously I meant A (the green line)
Go with the one which you prefer, irrespective of the annoyance levels – you will be seeing it every day and if you go for anything else, you’ll rue the decision.
Id go for the Orange line. Theres a leisure development using cedar planks around here
http://www.active-sefton.co.uk/media/graphics/large/0E2FC154-FFA6-085F-C11AFBA13D58C80E.jpg
(not a very good pic)
But the planks follow the roof line rather than horizontally. Just my two penneth