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Our new home is built with structural inusulated panels. The roof is 12/12 pitch and the roof panels are about 10 inches thick. Where the roof panels overhang the house the bottom of the roof panels are at 90 degrees to the roof surface and thus the lower edge relative to the top edge of the facia is at a 45 degree angle. Local gutter installers have given me pretty much only one option; that being one where the gutters essentially hang free on a bracket which fastens up under the shingles. We are in a high wind area and I want to do this right the first time. Anyone have experience with a situation like this? Thanks, Dave
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Our new home is built with structural inusulated panels. The roof is 12/12 pitch and the roof panels are about 10 inches thick. Where the roof panels overhang the house the bottom of the roof panels are at 90 degrees to the roof surface and thus the lower edge relative to the top edge of the facia is at a 45 degree angle. Local gutter installers have given me pretty much only one option; that being one where the gutters essentially hang free on a bracket which fastens up under the shingles. We are in a high wind area and I want to do this right the first time. Anyone have experience with a situation like this? Thanks, Dave