The attic joist should hold the walls from spreading away from the rafters.
Roof pushing walls out.
Roof spread occurs when the principal rafters of the roof are not adequately supported causing them to open in a scissor like pattern.
The exterior of a house presents plenty of opportunity for leaks.
Roof spread of heavy roof pushes walls out.
The rafters should not push the walls outward if there are ceiling attic joists.
Unless you re careful step flashing can allow water from the roof to slip behind the gutter and get behind the siding and even the housewrap.
Since the rafters are fixed to timber wall plates sitting on the head of the masonry wall then roof spread pushed out those wall plates in the process pushing out the masonry below.
Edit the roof planes so that they no longer cut into the walls.
But would be easy to just run a string line and brace them where needed while new roof is being installed.
Gravity along with the weight of the roof s decking and roof s shingles are pushing down on the rafters which in turn force the ends of the rafters to push outward on the walls.
We include sketches of collar ties rafter ties and structural ridge beams as well as illustrations of collapsing and collapsed structures where these roof rafter ties were lost or omitted.
Remove roof and i bet those walls will almost fall back into place without the weight pushing them out.
Rafter feet rotting.
If the roof plane seems to keep jumping or snapping back to the original location open the roof plane specification dialog and on the general panel check the box beside no special snapping then click ok and proceed with editing the.
Something else to look for in regards to roof spread is sag.
This is a very strange term but this relates to the common rafters rotting at the base where.
Roof planes that cut into the surface of walls can result in undesirable 3d views of those walls.
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Or there should rafter ties that hold the roof from spreading.
Just a guestimate on time would take 1 guy a full day to remove that roof safely so you can build a new roof.
Without the proper support of rafter ties or a structural ridge a typical gable or sloped roof will sag downwards while pushing the building walls outwards towards a catastrophe.
Roof spread cracks and pushing walls out.
Roof spread occurs when there is a failure to adequately support the main rafters of the roof so as to prevent them spreading further open in a scissor type action.
A key part of my approach is using a special piece of flashing at this.
This can result in failure of the common rafters the ones that form the pitch of the roof and or the roof pushing out the walls and causing roof spread.