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Not quite, New posters can attach images with first post, the three post restriction is for off site image URL links, which is implemented to reduce off site spam images.MikeG.":l0nlu2t9 said:.. I believe there is a short trial period before new posters are allowed to add photos....
Have added one - file size was too bigDoug71":38dhi3js said:No picture showing.
I agree with this. Match the pitch of the roof and use a simple oak frame on matching brickwork - could look nice.lurker":1ip15li3 said:If it were me.... I would continue the brick work to match the original and then work from there with your design, maybe using oak.
Somehow I would design out the flat roof and blend in with the slope, that way any oak would look part of the whole.
lurker":3vx6k9ww said:If it were me.... I would continue the brick work to match the original and then work from there with your design, maybe using oak.
Somehow I would design out the flat roof and blend in with the slope, that way any oak would look part of the whole.
You can't blend anything in with the slope. There is no pitched roof that can work there unless you introduce a box gutter and two valleys, and that would look terrible. The only traditional roof that would work is "flat", in Code 6 lead with wood-cored rolls.El Barto":3vx6k9ww said:........ Match the pitch of the roof and use a simple oak frame on matching brickwork - could look nice.
:lol: I'm an architect. You want me to work free of charge? :lol:AveryPed":kdn2b6zt said:....... Any specific designs / picture you can share on an ultra-modern porch, steel, zinc etc?.........
I keep saying........that's got a flat gutter and two valleys. It looks cramped, forced, and out of place. Yes, you could make a porch of it. Sure. But it will always look second best, and nobody will thank you for having to get up on the roof regularly to clean out the junction between the two pitched rooves.AveryPed":2eijgki5 said:View attachment 22any comments - can this design work? - what happens behind the front gable and can it be tied into exisiting roof. We've taken the whole roof off, less rafters