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Roofing Question DerbyDad03 04-05-2008
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Posted by Norminn on April 6, 2008, 12:24 pm
Wayne Whitney wrote:

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>>I have 3/4" tongue & groove under the shingles, not plywood. He didn't
>>look in the attic.
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>If you are in a high wind or seismic area, you may wish to consider
>going over all the T&G 1x with 1/2" plywood to improve the shear
>resistance of the roof. Of course, the wall sheathing would be more
>important to strengthen, but it is presumably not accessible.
>
>Cheers, Wayne
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>
What on earth would have to happen to the house in order for the roof
deck to separate?

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Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on April 6, 2008, 1:25 pm

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> What on earth would have to happen to the house in order for the roof deck
> to separate?

Hurricane winds



Posted by Norminn on April 6, 2008, 1:41 pm
Edwin Pawlowski wrote:

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>>What on earth would have to happen to the house in order for the roof deck
>>to separate?
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>Hurricane winds
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I was just considering the diff between t&g and plywood. Hurricane
winds and everything goes.

Posted by RicodJour on April 6, 2008, 2:57 pm
>
> > I have 3/4" tongue & groove under the shingles, not plywood. He didn't
> > look in the attic.
>
> If you are in a high wind or seismic area, you may wish to consider
> going over all the T&G 1x with 1/2" plywood to improve the shear
> resistance of the roof. Of course, the wall sheathing would be more
> important to strengthen, but it is presumably not accessible.

At $45/sheet? You're pretty free with the guy's money. The house has
been standing for 50 years, so there's little benefit to be gained
from an extra layer of sheathing. I also don't like adding weight to
a roof unnecessarily.

R

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