The horizontal board that connects two rafters on opposite sides of a ridge board is called a collar tie. It helps to stabilize the rafters and prevent them from spreading apart, ensuring the structural integrity of the roof.
Collar Beam
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14 is the number that is opposite the number 10 on a dart board.
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We just got a home inspection today with this problem. There is a possibility for the rafters to separate from the ridge board from hinge action.
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You would not have to add a ridge board, particularly if you are planning to build the addition roof directly over the existing roof.
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A ridge board doesn't support rafters of the bridge whereas a ridge beam does.
Bargeboards are fastened to the end of gabled roofs to protect the exposed ends of rafters and other timbers.
Most sloped roofs are supported by a purlin bracing system. A board the same size as or larger than that of the rafters is placed on edge perpendicular to the rafters and attached on the bottom side of the rafters. Legs are then placed under the purlin brace and with the top notched under the purlin and the bottom placed on and attached to the top of a wall, thus transferring the weight of the roof from the rafters to the top of the walls.
14 is the number that is opposite the number 10 on a dart board.
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It is true that no ridge board is needed if the pitch is steep and rafters are directly opposed. This is the only time a ridge board is not needed.
I would check the facia board for nail heads. The rafters/trusses are 16" or 24" o.c. If you can find protruding nail heads in the facia and measure the distance between two of them, you can determine where the rest are.
For a typical gable roof you have a ridge board at the top with rafters running from the ridge to the top plates of the walls