This blog has been created to show the relocation of an 1862 barn from Reading PA to my house in Waynesboro PA. My daughter will have her wedding reception here in August and then the barn will be used to store construction vehicles for my business and will also be used as a workshop. Just click on the titles in the green area to the right to see each step of the process.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Roofing 1
Doug Pieffer came over to help me on the ground. We drilled all of the holes in preparation for the installation. Brian measured each lat row and we pre -drilled 5 at a time.
Once we had everything in place they were off. Each side needed 17 pieces and they were 224 inches long. We left an inch overhang at the bottom and kept it down 2 inches from the top for a vented ridge cap. With the cupola and the gable vents, this should allow heat to escape from the barn.
Here two of the workers were carefully hoisting the steel up the scaffolding so that they did not scratch the finish. It took about 3.5 hours per side of actual work, but setting up and moving the scaffolding to the other side took a considerable amount of time.
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