garage roof replacement

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hi
My single garage 5mx3m has asbestos roof sheets and am thinking of replacing it with flat roof i will appreciate any help/advise and also help with the following.
1. what size ply will i need and how many (advise thickness also)2. What size joists and how many and also thickness.
3.What quality felt, size and quantity
thanking in advance
 
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16=6x2 evenly spaced joists, 10=osb3 boards 3=rolls torch on underlay, same for top sheet, 4 lengths tilt fillet. A bag of baton nails and maybe some wall straps for the joists, that should get you started.
 
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bit ott with the boards. 5 will do a garage roof normally. 1x 20m 3b sand finish for a nailed base layer £40 2x 16m torch on underlay (although if you can scrounge a metre or 2 you can get away with 1 roll as a normal garage roof quite annoyingly requires a little over 1 roll to cover) and then 3 rolls of capsheet mineral.

is there any reason you want a flat roof?

in recent years i have been replacing asbestos garage roofs with box profile steel sheet, either insulated or just fleece backed.

a lot cheaper and easier. loads of different colours too.
can screw straight onto old asbestos sheet joists
 
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Devonlad you are not still in the dark ages are you, with them big 8x4 sheets :rolleyes: OSB3 are t&g 8x2. The box profile sheets is the way I would go if it was my garage roof.
 
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done my triple garage store with box profile 2 years ago with a few opaque sheets. best move ever.

cant be arsed with the extra expense of t&g unless spec'd and even then will use 8x4 t&g
 
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Well it must be me in the dark ages then, as I did not know t&g was available in 8x4 sheets.
 
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not seen it widely available but norboard do it and a few others. wickes even sell it if you dont mind paying £25 a sheet
 
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8x4 sheets are a waste of time for me as I can't carry them up the ladder safely, so I just buy the 8x2 sheets now, and for people doing there own roofs thats what I would recommend.
 
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Hi Guys thanks for the valuable information kindly correct me with the following.
1.1x20m cost £40
2.2x16m underlay cost£35= £70
3. 3 rolls capsheet kindly advise if this will be 1mX8m and the cost £30=£90
if possible advise what quality capsheet
thanking you in advance.
 

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