03-02-2009, 09:17 AM
Hey Tetters, Very nice job.
In regards to you roof pitch question, and if I understand, which sometimes is a problem for me :o
I submit the following from a google search:
"The slope of your roof is determined by the vertical rise in inches for every horizontal twelve inch (12") length (called the "run"). It is expressed with the rise mentioned first and the run mentioned second. For instance, if your roof has a four inch (4") rise for every horizontal foot, then it has a "4 in 12" slope (or pitch)."
So with your 1/3 pitch I'm thinking 1" of rise for 3" of run or 4" of rise to 12" of run or
Hope this helps,
Joe
In regards to you roof pitch question, and if I understand, which sometimes is a problem for me :o
I submit the following from a google search:
"The slope of your roof is determined by the vertical rise in inches for every horizontal twelve inch (12") length (called the "run"). It is expressed with the rise mentioned first and the run mentioned second. For instance, if your roof has a four inch (4") rise for every horizontal foot, then it has a "4 in 12" slope (or pitch)."
So with your 1/3 pitch I'm thinking 1" of rise for 3" of run or 4" of rise to 12" of run or
Hope this helps,
Joe