Jeff
it’s required by some states John probably uses FL sop
i’ve done it since day one
one click of the drop down menu, no biggie
used an architecture dictionary to create the template menu for the standard & less common
occasionally have to field a call because of the tech description no one ever heard of
4.ROOF SYSTEMS
4.1 The inspector shall:
A. Inspect: (by entering onto and traversing the roof surface if appropriate)
The roofing material
The soffits and fascia.
The flashings.
The skylights, chimneys, and roof penetrations.
B. Describe:
The roofing material and type 2. The style of the roof (i.e. gable, hip, mansard, low slope)
Jeff
it’s required by some states John probably uses FL sop
i’ve done it since day one
one click of the drop down menu, no biggie
used an architecture dictionary to create the template menu for the standard & less common
had a client call sooooo excited because she won scrabble/wwf with the roof style term she learned from her inspection report, ya never know
4.ROOF SYSTEMS
4.1 The inspector shall:
A. Inspect: (by entering onto and traversing the roof surface if appropriate)
The roofing material
The soffits and fascia.
The flashings.
The skylights, chimneys, and roof penetrations.
B. Describe:
The roofing material and type 2. The style of the roof (i.e. gable, hip, mansard, low slope)
mmaizel
(Marvin Maizel, CMI® Fl State Lic HI 681)
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Jeff;
It is a Florida wind mitigation report requirement.
A foshizzle roof is one where a dutch clipped hip clips below the remaining gabled double mansard, but above where a bastard overframe valley ties into any kind of a bonnet shed.
We have several here in Montreal Kenton. A dutch contractor built 20 traditional Dutch style homes in Montreal. All have the fireplace and stone chimney in the front. They are or are going to considered a heritage buildings.
Thanks Kenton. You the king mate.
Dutch style homes. I will try to find photos. Installed shingles on 2 of them. Both owners said they were modified. I do not know if they were foshizzle.
here is a link tobasic carpentry and ceiling framing.
Sorry for the edits. I can not download the 2 PDF’s . Here’s a links to one.
Kenton, any way to download engineering files?
