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• <br /> Metal Frame Carport or Shed Not Incorporating <br /> Eave Overhang Or Soffit Box <br /> When a carport or shed does not incorporate a Soffit Box, the roof panels simply follow <br /> the contour of the structures frame and wrap around the eave location. This produces a <br /> unique panel installation which begins at the ridge location rather than the eave. All <br /> flashing and trim that fit over the rafters of the structure should be in place before <br /> installing the panels. Do not fasten these flashings through the top of the rafter due to <br /> interference with the panels. Limit 26 gauge GrandBeam panels to no greater than 27'6" <br /> for ease of handling. Limit 29 gauge embossed GrandBeam panels to 18'6" for ease of <br /> handling. NOTE: 29 gauge embossed GrandBeam is for siding purposes only, not <br /> roofing. <br /> 1. Begin panel placement approximately 3" to 3 1 /2" down slope from the center of the <br /> ridge. After the panel has been determined to be square, install #12- 14x1" HWH <br /> SDST screw with sealing washer through each flat of the panel and into every rafter <br /> location. The correct location for the fastener is in the flat part of the panel, directly <br /> before the rise of the panel rib (Detail A). Gable ends receive two fasteners in the <br /> flat (see fastener location detail). Do not place fasteners in the lower flat (at first <br /> rib) of the panel at this time. If more than one panel is needed per course, complete <br /> the course using the standard GrandBeam sidelap detail. Install panels so sidelaps <br /> are staggered from those of the previous course. <br /> 2. Install the next panel or course making sure that the correct GrandBeam panel <br /> endlap is being achieved. The lower portion of the GrandBeam panel will have to be <br /> lifted slightly, giving the panel being installed, the ability to fit under the lower rib of <br /> the previously installed panel. The bottom hem of the previously installed panel <br /> should fall over the anti - siphon channel of the panel being installed (Detail A). The <br /> 3 <br />