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|    Branden Leon to All    |
|    Patio Cover Question (Ledger Board Place    |
|    23 Feb 16 18:44:01    |
      From: caedfaa9ed1216d60ef78a6f660f5f85_9430@example.com              Hello              First time posting. I need to install a patio cover, however the eves of       my roof are too low to give me the height I require at the end (14 ft) of       the patio cover. What are my options?              I DO NOT want to attach anything to the fascia board. In all actuality, I       would like to cut back the roof to make it flush with the wall. If I do       this, I have only roof-angled rafters and the parallel-to-the-slab support       rafters exposed.This gives me a 1.5" area to lag into. If I user a 2X8       ledger board, the bottom part will overlap the rim board, but only at the       bottom portion of the ledger.              Question One: Is it common practice and more importantly, to code, to lag       a ledger board into the 1.5" end of a support rafter?       Question Two:. Can I use 8" steel elbow brackets to bolt into the side of       the parallel rafters and then, bolt the ledger board into those?              Now if I can do option two, I could space several lags into the rim       supports (which would be 2" at the bottom of the ledger board) for added       support.              Thank you for your advice,       Branden              --              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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