Verandah rafters: bullnose, concave, convex and Gothic
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The curve of the rafter sets the verandah roofline. A bullnose has a rounded outer profile, a concave rafter curves inward, a convex rafter bows outward, and a Gothic profile has a more pronounced change in curve. Compare the product drawings side by side before choosing.
On an existing verandah, take a side-on photo of the whole rafter and note the span and the heights at the house and outer beam. For a corner, show both roof runs so the supplier can see where they meet.
Ask your installer to confirm the dimensions, junctions and fixing details. Check the current product listings for standard options and prices.
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