Roof overhang on gable side built too small

Summer or winter? Or at 20 degrees and 60% humidity?

I did ask a serious question!

The original poster would not be the first and surely not the last to stumble over factory plans. And if the planner sleeps on the job, a gable wall can sometimes look strange

Rhenish greetings

I was walking through the village earlier and looked at the gable overhangs... most settlement houses don’t have any at all – newer houses probably have about 20 to 30 cm – the Swedish house opposite us definitely about 50 cm (but that already looks somewhat like a hat)

No one. Just wanted to tell about my walk...

As mentioned, the 20 cm specified in the factory planning are measured from the outer edge of the thermal insulation composite system, not from the outer edge of the masonry.

I did ask a serious question!

I know. Leave me be, I had a clown for breakfast.

If I want the second to last rafter to fit closely, and basically want an overhang of one rafter width, then that's about ~60 cm.

With a 20 cm roof overhang, does the last rafter then rest against the house wall?

It must also be visible in the execution planning. 3 cm (how cute) is a joke if it is not intended