Cover the garden house with roof tiles

Also important are the rafters min. 6x14cm better 6x20cm and the rafter spacing approx. 65 to 80cm. The roof pitch is important so that no water / snow gets under the tile. Here is a little help: Doppel S Pfannen von Braas from 22 degrees Saphir Kartago – manufacturer Braas – from 22 degrees Granat 11V – manufacturer Braas – from 25 degrees Achat 10 V – manufacturer Braas – from 22 degrees Ergoldsbacher E58 SL – manufacturer Erlus AG – from 20 degrees Ergoldsbacher Großfalzziegel – manufacturer Erlus AG – from 28 degrees Rapido Falzziegel – manufacturer Creaton AG – from 16 degrees Terra Optima – manufacturer Creaton AG – from 18 degrees Look on the back of the roof tile..... there, the manufacturer and the name of the roof tile are printed.

The rafters are also important, min. 6x14cm better 6x20cm and the rafter spacing about 65 to 80cm.
The roof pitch is important so that no water/snow gets under the tile.

But you are really exaggerating with the rafters. At 1.8 m static length of the rafters.

Ridge beams made of boards are rather recommended here.

I have checked our roof tile once. They are Braas Rubin 13V. These are specified by the manufacturer with a minimum of 16 degrees. The garden house we are interested in has a roof pitch of 19 degrees. So that should fit. I imagined reinforcing the garden house first against unfolding like a shoebox with a perforated strap crossed over. I wanted to support the main roof beam from below.

So you would replace the individual rafters and also set them closer together?

Hi tx 25, how did you do it now? How did you reinforce the roof? And how does it hold?

Regards Micha