Gable Roof Soffit Corner

Nail j channel against the existing soffit into the soffit framing.

Gable roof soffit corner.

Begin at one bottom edge of the gable and slide the soffit into the f channel along the wall. Thanks for the info. So how do you end eave soffit and transition to gable soffit. Each piece of 4 foot length should have a minimum of 6 screws in it.

The good news is unlike most roof repairs you can fix an eave or gable overhang rake without climbing onto the roof. Roof repairs typically involve replacing damaged shingles and rusted flashing but the overhang of a roof is often the first area to succumb to rot peeling paint and other weather related problems. This configuration gives the look of an open eave but it has the same benefits ease of maintenance and energy performance as a closed eave. My next area of concern is which is the very corner where the gable end meets the 45 degree eave roof edge.

Framing a gable roof building a gable with barge end purlin struts and collar ties. Rakes can also be pronounced and finish the end of a gable overhang. A gable roof has a cornice along the side walls formed at the rafter ends. Soffits are actually part of the cornice or eave the point where the roof projection and the side walls of the building meet.

This is how i did my pole barn workshop and at the end of the video i also show. Hip roofs have a continuous cornice that extends completely around the building. From the edge of my fascia board its like 9 to sheathing. Here s how to frame a boxed soffit on the eave and gable end of a building.

The other end will be closest to you. Start at one corner of your house and work your way around using the drill or electric screwdriver to drive one wood screw twice as long as the material is thick through the soffit material and into the gable at each corner of the piece and one in the middle. The cleanest look for a gable end with a closed eave is to angle the soffit therefore eliminating the need to resolve the eave at the gable end. Rake boards follow or parallel your roof pitch.

Before you nail it slide it a tiny bit out from the back of the f channel approximately 1 16 inch. This is a very small amount but it will keep your soffit from bending later. They form a corner between the siding and soffit. On corners notch the top and backside of the j channel the width of corner boards and cut the bottom to extend past corner boards the width of the next piece.

That rafter outside forms the overhang for the barge boards to fix to and so the soffit boards and ventilation are continuous all the way.