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No, the reason is the person building the wall didn't care or was lacking the necessary skills or both.

Why don't you buy longer complete lengths and trim them down to suit your ceiling height, it will surely look more seamless than multiple lengths butted up against each other, which are likely to not align very well unless you have dead straight walls/corners.

You're point was like a broken pencil.

A country can have more than one national dish guys, F&C, a roast, bangers & mash, shepherds pie, a full English, so many, I could go on .....

@Old tool guy Nah, you offered some irrelevant conjecture on the pitch and said you'd not work for this guy, wise-ass more like.

Perhaps you could actually give some then. :rolleyes:

He's clutching at straws with that statement, that's all.

Can a 'corner bracket' (whatever that is) be justified by your SE? Surely to get a splice plate to work you would need to be able to push it into the (presumably non existent gap) between the top of the joists and the underside of the deck?

As mentioned can just some of them be sistered rather than every one and why do the sister joists need to be as deep as the main joists? So you can still have a soffit, albeit with a deeper fascia.

Not sure I follow, but the underside of the notch looks to be higher than the bottom of the fascia board?

Hmm, we'll take your word for it. :unsure:

If they want justification then justification you will have to provide. They are excessive, they look to be much smaller than the fascia (or perhaps the photos are deceiving?) in which case why are they notched so much? I would hazard remedial work could include sistering say every third joist...

Haha, it was a tongue in cheek offer really, it's probably completely knackered/rotten still having been sat inside it's box in the garage for the last couple of decades! :p

Probably condensation in this situation, the nail is a cold bridge from the rafters (which are coldish) to the inside head of the nail (which are warm) so condensation forms around them. Nothing else you can do other than improving the insulation situation, I wouldn't worry and it's not a big worry.

Mine never curled at the edges or rippled and they're an easy solution.

I used to have a pull down screen fixed to the wall, worked a treat, a black border makes a big difference IMO. Still got it in the garage actually, god knows why, you can have it if you can collect it. :p

Are any of these boards actually approved for long term external exposure without any further treatment or covering with something?

The pitch as built at the moment has already been stated in this thread.

The bricks from 3 courses above the window are all over the place compared to below?