Hello everyone,
I am currently building a covered terrace attached to our single-family home (bungalow). We are fixing the support beams of the roof to the rafters of the house, so the covering starts right below the gutter. This creates a small gap between the house gutter and the double-wall polycarbonate panels of the roof.
Surely, something would only get through in strong wind, but I still want to seal it properly. My first idea was to install a wooden cladding between the soffit and the support beam. However, there might be more elegant solutions?
I was thinking of some kind of flexible rubber strip or something similar that hooks onto the gutter and presses against the double-wall panels. Does something like this exist, or has anyone completed a similar project?
Thanks for your feedback and good luck BrosBrosBros
I am currently building a covered terrace attached to our single-family home (bungalow). We are fixing the support beams of the roof to the rafters of the house, so the covering starts right below the gutter. This creates a small gap between the house gutter and the double-wall polycarbonate panels of the roof.
Surely, something would only get through in strong wind, but I still want to seal it properly. My first idea was to install a wooden cladding between the soffit and the support beam. However, there might be more elegant solutions?
I was thinking of some kind of flexible rubber strip or something similar that hooks onto the gutter and presses against the double-wall panels. Does something like this exist, or has anyone completed a similar project?
Thanks for your feedback and good luck BrosBrosBros
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