Hip Roof Framing Plan
A hip roof slopes down on every side, so it sheds wind and rain well and gives a house an even overhang all the way around. ArcSite's hip roof framing plan maps every hip jack and valley jack on an L-shaped roof, right out to the fascia board.
Key Features
This hip roof framing plan includes:
- L-shaped hip roof in plan view
- Hip rafters at every outside corner
- Hip jacks stepping down to the walls
- Valley rafter where the two wings meet
- Valley jacks off the valley
- Common rafters between the hips
- Fascia board around the overhang
Every jack along a hip or valley is a different length, so pull those lengths off the plan instead of cutting to fit up on the roof.
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