⚫ ФАЛЬЦЕВАЯ КРОВЛЯ своими руками. ♦СТРОЙКА & РЕМОНТ♦

How to Make Roof (Double Fold). ♦СТРОЙКА & РЕМОНТ♦
Subscribe to my Channels: ⚫СТРОЙКА & РЕМОНТ https://goo.gl/aOvsY2 ⚫#SELEON https://goo.gl/xMFhlG ⚫СДЕЛАЙ САМ своими руками How to DIY https://goo.gl/fAwRV5
These channels are created for those who love life, who love to create with their own hands for independent, purposeful and creative people. The content of the channel will consist of videos, which will show you how to do various things with their hands. And the video will touch completely different areas of activity, the main condition - "do it yourself".

Another Interesting Videos on my Channel:
⚫ How to Make Light up Mirror at Home - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uf8weVhwFKc
⚫ How to Build Greenhouse - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwHCrnG7g2Y
⚫ How to Make Cheesecake at Home - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNVQE-wkNok

PLAYLISTS OF CHANNEL:
1. CARS AND MOTOCYCLES - https://goo.gl/R974eu
2. CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR - https://goo.gl/KkvFu9
3. MOBILE DEVICES AND COMPUTERS - https://goo.gl/7PYuGk
4. DIY - https://goo.gl/s7KKEb

Follow us in:
FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/seleon72
TWITTER - https://goo.gl/9zmdV7
VK - https://goo.gl/1N6VJ8
OK - https://goo.gl/2xWJtQ
INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/serhiileonov_
LIVEJOURNAL - https://goo.gl/S6LijG
TUMBLR - https://www.tumblr.com/blog/serhiileonov
REDDIT - https://goo.gl/jrO4eZ
BLOGGER - https://serhiileonov.blogspot.com/
DIGG - https://goo.gl/sZfJ2L
PINTEREST - https://goo.gl/Mm0159
AMEBA - https://goo.gl/7w9L9t
LINKEDIN - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/6964226/

I like to diy very much. A lot of handmade things are very usefull in ordinary life. How to make different things? What craft of crafts should I choose? Constuction is anothe side of creativity. In this field you must be able to make insulation and padding, waterproofing and repair or reperation, fix and pluster ect. You have to know a bit about welding, installation or disassembly of different things.
Step 1: Calculation and planning
First step is to get your figures right and order the materials. In our case, the roof is a very simple shape with just 2 planes. Each side will be about 4 meters in the slope and about 6 meters in length.
To decide on what section of wood you should use, you need to do some basic calculation:
You need to know:
How heavy are the tiles per square meter: Mine are 20 tiles/m2 and each weighs about 2.5 kilos so roughly 50 k/m2 (you can find this info in the tile manufacturer documentation(pdf))
How much snow/wind can you get in the winter: This depends on your altitude and location. I've got some tables that says for me, I need to add 70kg/m2, this is quite a lot but I live at 500m above see level and in a montaneous region.
With this, you should be able to calculate the weight per m2 that the roof will have to carry. I was quite conservative and went for twice the weight: It was my first roof and I'm putting my kids under it remember !!
You pay wood by the cubic meter, so, especially if you're doing a large roof, you don't necessarily want to oversize everything.
If you want to fine tune the cost, you can take into account the slope of the roof which alters the figures a bit, probably worth bothering if your roof is large and quite sloppy.
Step 2: Demolition and preparation
Picture of Demolition and preparation
Once we had all the material, we started taking down the old roof. I wore a face mask to do so and made sure I wasn't breaking any of the sheet of cements to avoid releasing asbestos fibres in the process.
Asbestos is safe to touch, it's only if it reaches your lungs that there is an issue. This form of of asbestos isn't very friable so the risk is low. My local recycling center isn't equipped to manage those kind of waste, so I had to make special arrangements: These things obviously have to be managed carefully.
Each sheet weighs about 50 kilos and is covered in moss which makes it very slippery.
These need to be disposed of properly, as I found out not every ordinary tip will accept to take care of this waste which is consedered toxic. For my part, I had to call ahead and book a slot for delivery as the guys had to wear masks and wrap all the rubbish immediately. It's not that toxic, but you can never be too carfull.
Step 3: Demolition and preparation 2
Step 4: The wooden structure
Step 5: Nail job...
Step 6: Test run
Step 7: Same a the top...
Step 8: Cutting the wall...
Step 9: More nailing...
Step 10: Even more nailing...
Step 11: Still nailing.
Step 12: And again
Step 13: Tiling...
Step 14: The top
Step 15: That's a job well done.

0:10 - description of the work;
1:20 - bending sheets for folding;
2:10 - preliminary preparation for folding;
5:00 - Fold;
9:40 - double lock;
12:10 - roof decorating.

Video is taken by a license Creative Commons - Attribution (reuse allowed) from channel "krovmontaj.ru" - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqBX-2EaJDkf8OvKfEJRIfQ