I'm to reproduce an incomplete set of drawings for an assignment I'm working on, no details are provided. The detail shown, 1/09 is between a sloped roof and a parapet wall; my question is
Is this a flashing (if so what is it called), or is it a form of box gutter?
It's not a rectangular parapet, it's set back as shown below.
Non Sequitur
Oct 25, 18 11:27 pm
Is this a flashing (if so what is it called), or is it a form of box gutter?
It is neither. It is a terrible detail.
khailrigg
Oct 25, 18 11:49 pm
What would generally be used in this situation?
Non Sequitur
Oct 26, 18 7:28 am
Based on the information you gave us: nothing. Redo the roof slopes as to avoid the sharp juncture.
randomised
Oct 26, 18 2:36 am
When is your homework due?
khailrigg
Oct 26, 18 3:32 am
Assignment due 31/10/2018.
randomised
Oct 26, 18 4:38 am
The clock's ticking!
Non Sequitur
Oct 26, 18 7:30 am
Hum, tick tock.
nathanparker
Oct 26, 18 5:54 am
This is interesting.
poop876
Oct 26, 18 8:34 am
This is a horrible detail.
Non Sequitur
Oct 26, 18 8:52 am
what is a "papapet"?
tduds
Oct 26, 18 12:10 pm
A dog or cat owned by someone with a stutter.
Almosthip7
Oct 26, 18 10:43 am
Perhaps a a cricket may help
Miles Jaffe
Oct 26, 18 1:00 pm
chirp, chirp
citizen
Oct 26, 18 3:44 pm
That's gonna be a helluva cricket
CHIRP.... CHIRP.... Fuck You.
mightyaa
Oct 26, 18 11:05 am
If I'm looking at the elevations right, it looks like the vertical wall isn't perpendicular. If so, it has decent slope. So it is closer to a box gutter. SMACNA is your friend here.
JLC-1
Oct 26, 18 12:00 pm
roof plan please
AdrianFGA
Oct 26, 18 12:53 pm
@khailrigg - if you are allowed, provide a roof cricket (saddle) to avoid that detail
z6jbishop
Nov 6, 18 4:01 pm
Internal gutter - my all time favorite. Completely detail with membrane before setting and tying in the stainless sheet metal. Also, change it to an internal gutter shape.
Non Sequitur
Nov 6, 18 4:07 pm
you must not deal with cold weather much.
Volunteer
Nov 6, 18 4:21 pm
Fabricate a 'cricket' normally used on chimneys that have roof water drainage impacting them at 90 degrees impeding runoff.
SneakyPete
Nov 6, 18 7:59 pm
What's going on at the edge of the copper on those shingles?\
Volunteer
Nov 7, 18 8:28 am
I think the shingles just overlap the copper plate and because of the camera angle it appears the copper is flush with the shingles. Look at the shingles on the left and right side of the chimney to see the overlap. Why it was necessary to cut the shingles at all is a good question.
I'm to reproduce an incomplete set of drawings for an assignment I'm working on, no details are provided. The detail shown, 1/09 is between a sloped roof and a parapet wall; my question is
Is this a flashing (if so what is it called), or is it a form of box gutter?
It's not a rectangular parapet, it's set back as shown below.
Is this a flashing (if so what is it called), or is it a form of box gutter?
It is neither. It is a terrible detail.
What would generally be used in this situation?
Based on the information you gave us: nothing. Redo the roof slopes as to avoid the sharp juncture.
When is your homework due?
Assignment due 31/10/2018.
The clock's ticking!
Hum, tick tock.
This is interesting.
This is a horrible detail.
what is a "papapet"?
A dog or cat owned by someone with a stutter.
Perhaps a a cricket may help
chirp, chirp
That's gonna be a helluva cricket
CHIRP.... CHIRP.... Fuck You.
If I'm looking at the elevations right, it looks like the vertical wall isn't perpendicular. If so, it has decent slope. So it is closer to a box gutter. SMACNA is your friend here.
roof plan please
@khailrigg - if you are allowed, provide a roof cricket (saddle) to avoid that detail
Internal gutter - my all time favorite. Completely detail with membrane before setting and tying in the stainless sheet metal. Also, change it to an internal gutter shape.
you must not deal with cold weather much.
Fabricate a 'cricket' normally used on chimneys that have roof water drainage impacting them at 90 degrees impeding runoff.
What's going on at the edge of the copper on those shingles?\
I think the shingles just overlap the copper plate and because of the camera angle it appears the copper is flush with the shingles. Look at the shingles on the left and right side of the chimney to see the overlap. Why it was necessary to cut the shingles at all is a good question.