Hi guys I need your opinion here. I installed a 30 degree elbow kit in my attic with a 12” piece between to avoid the ridge/ peak for my flashing. The vertical piece going out the roof is 36” with my cap on it. As you can see I screwed the bracing to the roof sheathing with the proper 1 1/2” screws. Do you think an inspector will be fine with this? The bracket is located right atop of the upper 30 degree elbow as they state in the manual but it’s so close to my opening I didn’t have much options on were to run the straps to fasten.
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Supporting Selkirk 30 degree elbow
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I don't know if this will pass inspection, but why screw it to the sheeting (with 1.5" screws being longer than the thickness of the sheeting??)
You have rafters nearby...
You have rafters nearby...
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