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This roof System is not up to Date. The actually technic is more easy.

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I can't use the word fascinating. This is impossible to build. How can a guy walk the roof when they have nothing but the rafters then felt paper. Where's he going to be able to walk safely? I would never even attempt to build. I've been a carpenter for more than 20 years. Sometimes it looks good on paper, but most engineers don't know what it takes to actually build things

Ani mal this is normal european style roof

This is the appropriate method when prepping for a slate roof

Yeah lol.. Dam near impossible.. I wonder if anyone tried this and lived?

@@buddyrevelle736 I've done around a hundred of these roofs and I'm still doing quite fine thanks

@@buddyrevelle736 you dont know much about roofs eh just shingle over plywood

@@josephv5346 you even watch the video Eisenstein?

@@buddyrevelle736 i install these... this is standard detail for tile. Something you wont see much of in the land of cheaper faster.... this truss system is built for a hundred plus years. With easy repair possibility.

J B Makin Money of course theres a pitch in the gutter, this is just a video

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You need helicopter )))

You learn to walk on rafters like a proper carpenter.

Far cry 😄 more like baby cry!!

@@buteos8632 that was a simple question where do you see cry dumbass

why? almost all the roofs in western europe are made like this. i don't get why it would fly away?

Actually this is standard install for long lasting roofs

Standard install? WITHOUT plywood or decking first? You'll have a Pergola roof after the first rain 🤭😄

@@joevillarreal9953 standard install in countries that build buildings to last and roof life span is measured in 100s of years and not 10years. Just bc you have been brainwashed by the USA shit building industry to go faster cheaper dummer and no care about waste or life cycle does not make you smart or rellevant. Please expand your horizons and understand that everything in usa that has to do with construction is 100% sheds that constantly need repair, modufication and the owner moving to a new place within 10 years. You dont know what the industry is built on, you total disconnect from quality long lasting buildings. And your comment is a sign that their brain washing has worked.

@kitchen redo Why so Angry?? All I asked was for some decking plywood first BEFORE you start adding layers of complicated rows of roofing material. Of course it's going to last long if you put all those layers on top. What is your REAL problem? US roofing standards or when you someone replies to your comment And reply like an unhinged idiot?

@@joevillarreal9953 i am angry when people just repeat propaganda of the building industry without a moment of tought. I am writing bc most people in the usa follow the BS and your comment (nothing personal with you) just renforce that mentality. There is a cold roof and a hot roof system, there is slate, metal, tile, flat and many other roofing systems they all have been perfected for 100s of years. This particular setup is for tile roofs. One of the main advantages of a cold tile roof is that you can open the tile at any time from the attic and climb onto the outside without needing ladders. You can also replace broken tiles from the inside. The fact that you call for sheathing anywhere in this system is messed up. And it makes this messed up by making a public post. Its like me posting 1+2=678 under a video where a math PhD shows 10 proofs that 1+2=3. So this is a +100year design that has been perfected from the roofing guilds in europe or whatever it was called back then. By 10000s of roofing masters over generations and was done to make the longest lasting and most practical roof support structure. Now you come and say the doesnt matter it needs plywood ontop of the rafters. 1+2=7... i am angry at the ignorance and the implication of the underline idea that shingle roofs are any good. They are a spit in everyone's face by consuming resourses for no reason other then greed

CIao Walter! Il video e stato realizato con il Autodesk 3D Max nell 2010-2011 .... non mi ricordo piú bene l'anno. Per spiegare come e stato realizzato e un po piu difficile da spiegare .... dicciamo che il programma utilizzato e quelo giusto per questo tipo di animazione. Saluti dalla Slovenia, Matej

The grill above the facia is intended for ventilation between the water tight membrane and the roofing material (tile, steel, slate, etc). The ventilation ensures rapid drying of any condensation. Air tightness is provided by another membrane on the interior side of the insulation.

Not sure where you live Bob but metal tile roofing systems are rated to withstand hurricane force winds!

I don't know where you live but here in Europe all our roofs are made like this. nothing flies and nothing breaks. this is the correct way to do tile roofs

Robert Durham Jr ....Easy build the roof in the shop or on the ground then hoist the structure safely into place...Prefabricated Structure Designers..😂 Also CAD Animation Enthusiast..🧐

@@richlymann6451 lol. Right, this is almost realitistic. The problem is how to keep it intacted to be raised with a crane. I think ALL architects should be in the field of building for a least 3 years in order to know how to properly design cause this looks good only on a computer.

Felt paper is trash and hasn't been used on a French roof (where this style of tile and steel roofing is done) for over 30 years. The water tight membranes we lay over the rafters have enough elasticity to forgive a lightly misplaced foot but anything more requires a repair patch and a round of drinks for the crew. A roofer here quickly learns how to be nimble and mindful when walking around on the rafters or they find another trade.

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no the sad thing is that Americans think shingles on a roof is the way to go lol

+Joe Safco Not required. This roof is for heavy concrete tiles not light clay ones.

It works with interlocking ceramic tiles too, with about 40 kg/m². The ceramic tiles with an enamel finish are the most durable ones.

It's not the no plywood that is my concern, it's the uh oh a thick tree branch fell off and damaged only the gutter...looks like I have to take the whole bottom part of the roof of to install new brackets!??

@@embwee so they are just tiles they are easy to take of and put back on

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+David Stanton I think this for somewhere like the UK with concrete tiles.

Do you know if this is certified by building regulations in U.K. I want to the same thing but put ply wood on top instead of tiles?

David Stanton typical american

You dont know much about roofing eh.

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What is wrong?

@@vinceking7878 In hurricane country that is called a 'wing' not a 'roof'. Cause it is going to fly away. wouldn't meet minimum shear or uplift, etc. And on and on. Like doesn't gaf said, too much wrong to explain it all

@@stevenstanley1411 Which parts are gonna fly off then?

@@stevenstanley1411 Would screws help provide more upwards strength, as opposed to nails? I am not a fully qualified carpenter yet, and we don't really have hurricanes and tornadoes in the UK

I guess that all those batons are going to be ripped off if a wind pulls straight upwards. It needs joinery/some kind of clamping system?? That roof would probably be fine over here.

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I totally agree.

Amen. Next to impossible to put on. How can the carpenter walk the roof where there's nowhere to walk? That felt paper sure won't hold the weight