Roof Structure and Cladding Clause Samples

Roof Structure and Cladding. It is expected to be able to retain the Potato and Machinery Barn trusses, beams and rafters as they are, and augment the structure through tension rods or cables, thereby preserving the structurally expressive character of the interior space. It is likely that all of the roof boards will need replacement. A new roof surface of custom long split shakes will be installed. Refer to section 3.4.1.2 Roof Structure and Cladding in the ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Plan.

Roof Structure and Cladding. A new No. 1 red cedar sawn shingle roof surface will be installed on the farmhouse. New enamelled sheet steel step flashing will be installed on the existing brick chimneys. The fireplace chimney will be braced and moved with the house, but the furnace chimney is too tall and slender to sustain a move and will be dismantled and rebuilt with the original salvaged brick. The fireplace brick chimney will be repointed and cleaned in the relocated location. The fireplace chimney will be set on a new concrete foundation integral to the foundation wall and the furnace chimney will be supported on framing within the attic. Refer to section 3.4.3.2 Roof Structure and Cladding in the ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Plan.

Roof Structure and Cladding. Cedar shingles or equivalent shall be used as roofing material for the House. The use of materials other than cedar are subject to the review and approval of the City Architect.

Roof Structure and Cladding. When replacing with new roof, it is recommended to replace with original cedar roofing. The use of materials other than cedar, however, is permitted, subject to the prior review and approval of the City Architect. If asphalt, duroid or laminated fibreglass shingles are proposed, the colour, texture and pattern of the new shingles should provide a sympathetic appearance that is based on the original roof. The ▇▇▇▇▇ troughs and downspouts shall be examined and replaced if necessary. If proposed to be replaced, a simple gutter profile shall be specified to not compromise the historical character of the House.

Roof Structure and Cladding. When replacing with new roof, the existing roof shall be replaced with original cedar roofing. The ▇▇▇▇▇ troughs and downspouts shall be examined and replaced if necessary. If proposed to be replaced, a simple gutter profile shall be specified to not compromise the historical character of the House.

Roof Structure and Cladding. Roof cladding is to be replaced with sawn cedar shingles. Pressure treated shingles are approved.

Roof Structure and Cladding. Repairs and replacement of the cedar shingle roof and structure shall be overseen by an Architect with expertise in the field of heritage restoration. The original roofing, strapping and fastenings are a part of the heritage significance of the building. The original fastenings (i.e. square nails) should be retained and re-used if at all possible, and examples retained and kept on site for the sake of posterity. Structural reinforcement of the roof structure shall not compromise the visual integrity of the existing structure, but shall also be obvious as a later intervention. Any fascia boards showing signs of decay shall be replaced with wood or cementitious boards, and shall be painted prior to installing ▇▇▇▇▇ troughs. The ▇▇▇▇▇ troughs and downspouts attached to the fascia of the lower roof shall be examined and replaced if necessary. A simple gutter profile shall be specified to not compromise the historical character of the building.