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Ran into a Snag Planning My Lean-To Build

jrmyga23

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I have a 30x40 pole barn I want to add a lean-to onto. The plan is to cut away the steel panels just enough to expose the header. The problem is I have no purlins to attach the remaining steel paneling or the flashing I plan to trim it out with.
 

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vrstcv

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You will have to add purlins as needed to catch your blue cut lines.
cut the tin then slip the new purlins in'
 

billconner

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If you're using the existing header that supports the trusses, be sure it can support half the lean-to roof load. Don't know where you are. Around here it's a lot - 60psf.
 
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jrmyga23

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Roof load from where I live is 20 or 30psf. I have thought I could slip a Perlin in below the header once I have cut the steel paneling out of the way. Above the header the trusses extends out flush with the header. Is it possible to slip a Perlin between the trusses and toe nail it in or find a joist hanger that might work for this situation because truss plates will be in the way as well. Seems like I would need to attached this new Perlin that is going above the header to the header board itself.
 

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Have you considered exposing just part of the header? Much easier. I have to imagine you aren’t trying to hang 2 by 12 rafters
 
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