Got carried away

[Enzo's Dad]

I found 6 pressure treated pallets and I thought I would build a wall to hold in the wood, and then I thought well a roof would be nice... This was supposed to be a temporary shed, but $250 later....

 

[splitoak]

Looks nice...

 

[Jags]

You won't be sorry.

 

[Ricky8443]

wish I had one! nice job

 

[Enzo's Dad]

I am not sure how I am going to roof it yet. I need two more rafters, but not sure if I am going with PVC, metal or plywood/shingles.

 

[Jags]

I am not doing anymore roofs that aren't metal. Personal pref.

 

[jatoxico]

I'm w/ Jags, metal if you can get it (I couldn't). Very light, fast/easy install, snow slides right off and lasts forever. I ended up with corrugated PVC. Worked well but doesn't look as good IMO. All you would need would be some 1x4 or similar perpendicular to your rafters.

 

[Enzo's Dad]

I'm w/ Jags, metal if you can get it (I couldn't). Very light, fast/easy install, snow slides right off and lasts forever. I ended up with corrugated PVC. Worked well but doesn't look as good IMO. All you would need would be some 1x4 or similar perpendicular to your rafters.

I was planing for 3 rows of perpendicular with a 6" over hang

 

[jatoxico]

I was planing for 3 rows of perpendicular with a 6" over hang

I went 16" oc. That way you always have a "nailer" and felt I needed it to carry snow load since the PVC is pretty flexible. Still ended up with a very light but stiff roof. The material is screwed down and the fasteners have a gasket at the screw head to seal out rain. They worked good, not a leak anywhere.