NATHANS' STEEL HIP-FRAMED ROOF
DESIGNED FOR THE MOST EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS
INSTALL THE ROOF FRAME
If you are building the standard Bandera model, you can use a traditional Timber framed Gable design. Commercial Roof Trusses are available in most countries. If you are going it alone and intend constructing your own Trusses, the following Link will give all you need to confidently do it yourself.
http://www.wikihow.com/Build-a-Simple-Wood-truss
If you are building the ‘WARREGO’ typhoon proof Bungalow, the plans with materials and lengths are provided for each roof truss.
There are two steel framed hip roof designs for the Warrego. (the ‘Nathan Typhoon Proof Roof’) which used open channel purlins and the ‘Gunya’ which uses RHS (rectangular hollow steel) for the frame. This type would be the easier to construct because it is a fully welded structure and fewer components.
If you are using the Nathan Steel Framed hip roof design,
Refer to Illustrations in File: ‘ Nathan Typhoon Proof Roof’
If you prefer the RHS (Rectangular Hollow Steel) design, go to: 'The ‘Gunya’ Steel Roof' (Video Below)
DETAIL FOR ATTACHING THE NATHAN AND RHS ROOFS TO EXOSKELETON TOP HARDWOOD BEAM (REFER SKETCH 28)



NATHANS'STEEL HIP-FRAMED ROOF PLANS (PART OF)
INSTALLING METAL ROOF SHEETING
There are many YouTube videos showing just how to professionally install a metal roof, just enter into your search bar: “installing a metal roof over a timber or steel frame” Just use double the amount of screws shown to fasten sheets to roof purlins.
Once the roof has been installed and sheeted, inside construction can now continue undeterred by inclement weather.



Examples of the early Australian Aboriginal native ‘Gunya’: a simple lean-to to protect against rain and wind.They certainly would not stand up long in a decent blow.
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