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Eave & Rake Details
Definition: Architectural details that incorporates the roof to the wall assembly
Common members included in details:– fascia and fascia trim– soffit and soffit vents– lookout or outrigger– slope/pitch– rafter and ceiling joist– double top plate
Terms to Know--Rake Detail
Definition: Detail taken at the sloped edge of roof or at the gable end of the building, usually this detail is perpendicular to Eave Details
Terms to Know--Fascia Finished member secured to end of rafters Some construction include a sub-fascia in
preparation to receiving a finished fascia.
Terms to Know--Soffit Enclosed/boxed-in area or open area below
rafters on the overhang of a roof
Soffit Area
Terms to Know--Eave Detail
The projecting portion of the roof parallel to the slope. Sometimes called the cornice detail
To draw eave detail, architect needs to know– roof material--wood vs. composition shingles– rafter size & spacing– roof/eave overhang– roof slope/pitch– roof sheathing– exterior wall sheathing– eave design
Eave Detail
Roof Slope Slope
– Slope is stated as a ratio of rise over run with run, run is 1/2 of span but is always expressed as a base of 12
– Slope is placed on a detail as a upside down triangle with 12 (run) horizontal line and rise by the vertical line
Drafting Slope in a Detail Assume the slope is 6:12 as shown below All is necessary is to determine hypotenuse of a triangle
having a base of 12 units and the leg of 6 units Draft a line 12” long using the scale of your drawing Then a vertical line 6” long with the same scale The diagonal is the slope for this problem
12” BASE LINE
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DETAILING
Calculations for Slope Problem: Span of a building is
30’, Rise is 5’, what is the slope?
Run = 1/2 Span = .5 x 30 = 15
Slope = Rise/Run = 5/15 = x/12 (Convert) 15x = 5x12
x(new rise) = (5x12)/15 x(new rise) = 4 SLOPE =
4:12
1) Exposed Tail Rafters An exposed wood member that is spliced to the
common rafters Usually thicker than common rafter with the
spacing further apart
Boxed Cornice--Soffit Styles
1) Boxed Horizontal 2) Boxed Parallel to rafter, sloped 3) Either styles can be Open or Enclosed
2) Boxed (Enclosed) verses Open Soffit
Boxed Horizontal or Boxed Parallel to rafter and sloped Open Soffit
Boxed Horizontal Soffit
Slopped Open Soffit
Soffit Design Considerations
1) Must make provision for ventilation– eave soffit (intake) and attic (exhaust)
2) Determine area of ventilation– Attic area (x) 1/150 = total area of ventilation req’d (net free area)
3) Determine location of ventilation– eaves-- soffit contiuous vs. soffit cutout – gable ends--square, rectangle, round or triangle shape– ridge --continuous along roof ridge– roof --various types projecting out of the roof
Ventilation Products/Suppliers
Ventilation Types:1) Roof Louvers
2) Gable Louvers
3) Ridgeline Vents
4) Gravity Turbines
5) Power Vents
3) Fascia Styles and Designs
vertical vs perpendicular
Fascia perpendicular to rafter
Fascia vertical to rafter
Drafting the Eave Detail
It is recommended to complete the eave detail design before drafting other roof details
Common eave/cornice detail scale sizes:
Rake Detail Rake - assembly
along sloping edge of roof
Usually different overhang from eave
No need to “notch” for rafters
Detail Example Eave Detail Notes Scale: 1 1/2” = 1’-0”
5-Ply built-up roof w/ 50# building felt@ edge
3/4” CDX plywood 5/8” GB (Interior finish) 38R fiberglass batt
insulation(12”)(ceiling) 2x8 CLG Joist @24”OC
Pre-fab trusses optional 1x6 T&G siding over
1/2” OSB 15# felt between(Match previous
details) Add 1x3 trim at fascia Full fiberglass batt
insulation in wall
Detail Notes ContinuedScale: 1 1/2” = 1’-0”
Attic insulation R38- 12” foil faced fiberglass batt 2x8 rafter and ceiling joist @ 24” OC (or prefab wd
truss) 1/2” AC exterior plywood soffit 7/8” stucco exterior finish w/ 1x2 redwood ground at top
next to soffit 24” overhang (from stucco to fascia) 2x4 lookout @ 24” OC R11-3 1/2” craft faced fiberglass batt in (2x4 studs @
16” OC