I inherited a shed when I moved house, larger than I could afford to either buy or build and I'm keen to keep it standing. I just went in and discovered the ceiling is damp and I have a small, maybe 6" split in the felt where they guy who built it has pulled it tight on a 90deg angle at the edge. I've covered that with some sealant till I can fix it properly in the spring when its dryer but I can now see he's put a tarpaulin under the roofing felt, is this normal or recommended ? He's used tongue and groove for the roof (thats what he cladded the shed with as well which will be replaced with feather edge) its not dripping wet inside but the knots are very dark which they were not when I was doing some work in the autumn and it feels damp to the touch.
If its ok ill just patch the edges in the spring as the rest of the felt is in great condition and would certainly be easier but not at the expense of it creating a problem. Depending on who you speak to the guy wo used to live here either bodged everything or was belt and braces.
If its ok ill just patch the edges in the spring as the rest of the felt is in great condition and would certainly be easier but not at the expense of it creating a problem. Depending on who you speak to the guy wo used to live here either bodged everything or was belt and braces.