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12X12 building with a 12/12 roof slope, Assume a 7 foot high door opening and a two foot overhang.
now im confused.12X12 building with a 12/12 roof slope, Assume a 7 foot high door opening and a two foot overhang.
13 feet12X12 building with a 12/12 roof slope, Assume a 7 foot high door opening and a two foot overhang.
No seat cut on the rafter? No header over the door? Then again, if the door is on the gable end, this building could be shorter than 13'13 feet
Go ahead and crush my little heart.No seat cut on the rafter? No header over the door? Then again, if the door is on the gable end, this building could be shorter than 13'
If it was an A frame sitting on the ground, you could not fit a door in. He said 12'x12' which would make it only 6' height if it was a 12/12 pitch.What if it has a loft? Then ya gotta go figure for the floor above.
Might even be an "A" Frame sitting on the ground.
:laughing: This is the WRONG place to try and get ONE answer. :whistling2:Someone has homework, and wants the Intertubes to do it for them.
What if it had eyebrow dormers over the door.If it was an A frame sitting on the ground, you could not fit a door in. He said 12'x12' which would make it only 6' height if it was a 12/12 pitch.
:yes: maybe if he just attaches his teacher's email we can take it up with them.DannyT said:the OP did not say it was an A frame. need more info from OP to answer
Andy,I just wonder what the eave "over-hang" has to do with the height of the structure.
Andy.