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Building Consent/Permit:
Obtain all necessary Local Authority and Building Code approvals.
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Setting Out:
Determine the position of the garage and "set-out" the BUILDING LINE using building PROFILES.
There is a detailed 'Help File' on erecting profiles at:
http://www.buildeazy.com/plans/helpfiles_profile.html
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Materials:
Have all materials stacked appropriately on site. All LUMBER should be stacked clear of the ground and
on an even platform.
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Foundations:
Mark FOOTINGS and dig holes. Pour concrete around and under POSTS/PILES. The POSTS/PILES can be either cut and placed at the correct height during the pouring of concrete, or placed over-height and cut to the correct height after the concrete has hardened.
Take note of when inspections are required by your Local Authority. There is usually a FOOTING and position inspection required before any concrete
can be poured.
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The Frame:
Make the garage frame. First the wall frame and then the roof frame including PURLINS.
There is a detailed 'Help File' on how to make WALL FRAMES at
http://www.buildeazy.com/plans/helpfiles_wallframes.html
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Siding/Cladding:
Fix the SIDING/CLADDING to the walls (over UNDERLAY)
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Barge; Fascia and Eaves:
Nail the RIBBON PLATE to the outside top of the wall against the CLADDING at DROP HEIGHT
(see Glossary). Fix the SPROCKETS to the RIBBON PLATE and RAFTERS, fix the BARGE BOARD to the PURLINS over the CLADDING at each GABBLE end, fix the FASCIA BOARD to the SPROCKET Ends and RAFTER Ends and then fix the EAVES LINING to the underside of the SPROCKETS and RIBBON PLATE.
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The Roof:
Fix the roof (according to manufacturer's
instructions) over UNDERLAY followed by the barge flashing and the ridge flashing.
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Beading and Battens:
Fix the BEADING to the underside of the EAVES and then fix the vertical BATTENS over every PLYWOOD join and at every corner. Other BATTENS can also be fixed intermediately for decorative purposes.
You now have a Garage Shell!
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