Hello,
I am thinking or replacing my (leaking) flat carport roof with something like Onduline corrugated sheets. I read the onduline fixing guide, available on their web site, and it requires joists and noggins
2X2 IIRC. This seemed a bit big to me, but I guess it allows for snow on the roof and it is a common size of timber.Is it best to buy treated timber or since it will be under the roof and dry, doesn't it matter?
I wasn't expecting it to need noggins. What is the best way to fit them? I wondered whether I could mortice the joists, but I now think I may be making extra work for myself! Would it be quicker and easier to just screw/nail them?
I will attach a length of wood to the wall of the to run the joists from. Would a hammer fixing be strong enough or would it be best to use a sleeve anchor? I'm thinking the latter just to be sure.
Any tips on how to attach the joists to this rafter, making sure they are all at the same angle?
Thanks.